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Comment by truth on July 23, 2012 at 10:26am

Mexico protest: Over 30,000 march against new president

Comment by Maria De Wind on July 6, 2012 at 10:58pm

Mexico's Lopez Obrador Says Recount Of Ballots Is Unsatis

.... Lopez Obrador has challenged results showing he finished about 6.6 percentage points behind Pena Nieto. His coalition said it has detected irregularities at more than half of polling stations, though foreign observers have praised authorities’ handling of the vote. ....

Mexico's leftists again question presidential vote

Mexico's Lopez Obrador not ready to concede election

‘I Am No. 132’ tied to López Obrador

Naked ambition: Female candidate for Mexican congress goes TOPLESS ...

 

 

 

Comment by truth on July 6, 2012 at 4:41pm

What's Happening With the Mexican Elections, Explained
07-06-2012  •  By Ian Gordon and Maddie Oatman 
As a famously corrupt party returns to power, student protests have gained steam and sparked a vote recount. 

Comment by Maria De Wind on July 5, 2012 at 7:34pm

What the MSM don't say is that Mr. Lopez Obrador's 3 parties are notoriously guilty of the same things they accuse PRI of doing, nor that his past administration as Head of Government of Mexico City was "awarded" the prize for being the most corrupt in the republic, nor that after having already lost 2 elections, one for the governorship of the State of Tabasco and another on the last presidential elections he followed the same agent provocateur tactics that were obviously prepared in advance, nor that there were representatives of all political parties at each and every voting booth overseeing the legality of the process, nor that the supposed vote buying was only denounced AFTER the election results were announced when it would have been obvious  such things wee taking place beforehand, nor that Mr. Lopez has a long history of making false legal claims against his opponents he either has never been able to proof or worse has pretended to proof with forged evidence.

It is not for nothing he was almost impeached as Mayor of the Capital for breaking laws at will in a dictatorial fashion

Nor do MSM have followed what every one is saying in Mexico, that many PAN supporters voted for PRI just to keep him from winning and not because they are tired of the government's fight against organized crime

Comment by truth on July 5, 2012 at 6:55pm

Mexico elections: claims of dirty tricks cast shadow over Peña Nieto's victory

Campaign group says 28% of voters it interviewed were exposed to vote-buying or coercion http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/jul/04/mexico-elections-shadow...

Comment by Unemployed Storm trooper TK420 on July 4, 2012 at 8:27pm

Sadly my dear Mexico been always a political hell since the times of The Aztecs all the way up to today ! Very sad because their people are very good and they have a beautiful culture , but politically it always been a mess!

Comment by Maria De Wind on July 4, 2012 at 8:12pm

Impugnación anunciada del proceso electoral, el modelo de provocación

Comment by Maria De Wind on July 3, 2012 at 11:09am

Mr. Lopez Obrador has a long history of corruption, funds diversion, faking or over-ruling election results and manipulation of the press, being no newcomer to Mexican Politics as former PRI candidate for governor of the State of Tabasco - which he lost- and "head of Government" ( or limited Governor ) of the Federal District (Mexico City) he headed one of the most corrupt governments ever, was brought to trial for impeachment, which he escaped by mobilizing thousands of paid supporters. He is NOT the Mexican version of Ron Paul, fighting the corrupt system as the leftist press wants to show him. 

To this day his party -PRD  an offshoot of PRI- rules Mexico City and continues the practise of demanding "contributions to the cause" from established businesses, contractors and government employees. The cause apparently being the unexplained and sudden enrichment of Party leaders

IS THIS THE MAN TO CLEAN UP MEXICO?

Mexico in the Grip of Corruption

Videoscandals

López Obrador Unlikely to Give Up Easily

Many Mexicans who supported PAN governments and candidates confess having switched their vote to PRI just to keep marxist Lopez  Obrador from getting close to winning the election but you won't read any articles in the press, nor political analysts stating what people in the street are saying

Comment by Maria De Wind on July 2, 2012 at 9:16am

Mexico's Enrique Pena Nieto 'wins' presidential poll

Enrique Peña Nieto wins Mexico's presidency, early results show

Peña Nieto claims victory in Mexican election

Mexico reacts to election results - in pictures