Felipe Calderon registers as presidential candidate for ruling National Action Party

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1. Wide shot of officials from the Federal Institute of Mexico on stage 2. Mid shot of ruling party Mexican presidential candidate Felipe Calderon registering his candidacy with members of the Federal Electoral Institute of Mexico 3. Close up of Calderon approaching to greet his supporters whom he hugs and kisses as he walks to the stage 4. Wide shot of Calderon on stage, crowd in foreground 5. Mid shot of Calderon's supporters, waving flags, and looking towards the stage 6. Wide shot of Calderon on stage, with party members behind him 7. Cut away press 8. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): Felipe Calderon, Presidential Candidate of the National Action Party of Mexico: "I want to tell the people that I am fully aware of their problems and necessities, that I share the worries of the farmer who does all he can to cultivate the land from sun up to sun down and doesn't get paid fairly for his harvest, I share the worries of the mother whose unable to support her children and longs for a work that allows her to make her children succeed in life." 9. Mid shot of Calderon's supporters waving flags 10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): Felipe Calderon, Presidential Candidate of the National Action Party of Mexico: "I know the pain of the families that are torn apart because of migration, I come from a state divided by migration from a state marked by that exodus... I know the fatherless sons, I know about the wives separated from their husbands, I know about the mothers that (will) never see their sons again because they have gone to the North in seek (of) what they cant find here." 11. Calderon delivering his speech 12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish): Felipe Calderon, Presidential Candidate of the National Action Party of Mexico: "I want to work to create living conditions in Mexico that allow Mexicans to stay with their families, in their country, instead of labour going to where the capital is, we will make it so investment comes here to where our people are." 12. Wide shot of Federal Electoral Institute of Mexico 14. Mid shot of Calderon greeting saluting crowd 15. Wide shot of Calderon greeting saluting crowd 16. Supporters 17. Calderon waving to the crowd from a campaign bus STORYLINE: Felipe Calderon, Mexican presidential hopeful, registered his campaign with Mexican election officials on Wednesday. Calderon, Presidential Candidate of the National Action Party of Mexico, declared he knows the problems of the common Mexican and is the only candidate capable of solving them. The tough-talking, Harvard-educated attorney has become the rising star of Mexican politics, gaining ground in public opinion polls despite widespread disappointment with Mexican President Vicente Fox, also a member of the National Action Party. But Calderon acknowledges that he is the least known of the three major candidates, and that his momentum could evaporate if he fails to connect with voters. Crowds of would be voters gathered in Mexico City to hear Calderon's address, many waving flags, and banners in support. Calderon said: "I am fully aware of their problems and necessities." "I share the worries of the farmer who does all he can to cultivate the land from sun up to sun down and doesn't get paid fairly for his harvest," he told 400 cheering supporters outside the electoral commission headquarters in southern Mexico City. Calderon said he shared the worries of mothers who are unable to support their children, and the sadness of young people who, after putting all their efforts into their studies, can't find dignified work. Calderon promised to build a strong nation that can provide enough high-paying jobs to reduce illegal immigration to the United States. You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/2c4ed3a0ea053f30e405e71c06888015 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork