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It extends to lingering dissatisfaction over the lack of progress to move the economic relationship beyond the North American Free Trade Agreement, the 20th anniversary of which Canada and Mexico happily celebrated last week, along with 70 years of bilateral relations. Canada and Mexico feted the milestones with simultaneous gala dinners in Ottawa and Mexico City that were video linked. At Ottawa's exclusive Rideau Club, Gov. Gen. David Johnston marked the occasion alongside Mexico's Ambassador Francisco Suarez, proclaiming the world " needs more Mexico" to an audience that included diplomats, business leaders, academics and the chief of staff to Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird. A few hours earlier, however, Suarez offered a much more negative assessment of the state of Canada- Mexico relations to an audience of students and academics at Carleton University. " The relationship has lost dynamism," he said. " It has become stagnant." He added Canadian- Mexican relations have moved to " mature, dignified old age with flaws, limitations and increasing wrinkles on their face." Suarez told his audience he usually tries to speak as diplomatically as possible in public. But in fact, Suarez is not your typical diplomat. In an interview with The Canadian Press last fall, he said Mexico was " angry" at Canada for not being able to resolve the visa issue. Suarez added Harper would get an earful when he arrived in Mexico this year for his visit and suggested Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto might postpone a scheduled trip to Ottawa this summer if Canada hasn't lifted the visa on Mexican travellers. Though both countries are working toward a solution, no announcement of a breakthrough appears imminent. " Canada continues to work with the Mexicans on this issue and is monitoring the situation," Alexis Pavlich, spokeswoman for Immigration Minister Chris Alexander, said in an email. " We want to reassure genuine visitors that they continue to be welcomed and are encouraged to visit and experience Canada... Mexico is an important strategic partner and ally." During his appearance at Carleton University last week, Suarez went into detail about what he thinks is wrong with Mexican- Canadian relations, giving voice to some of the more critical views of academics and analysts. In the wake of NAFTA, he said, Canada, Mexico and the United States have " an unfinished agenda" because " it did not generate growth." - The Canadian Press PM's visit to Mexico likely not a lovefest By Mike Blanchfield SAKCHAI LALIT / THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Calm before the storm Empty ballot boxes are shown at a polling station in Bangkok, Thailand, before voting began for the general election on Sunday. Thailand's tense national election got underway amid signs of disruptions at several polling stations. A_ 12_ Feb- 03- 14_ FP_ 01. indd A12 2/ 2/ 14 10: 34: 32 PM ;