Violence Against Politicians Surges Ahead of Mexico’s Electoral Season
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A total of fourteen individuals involved in the electoral process have been murdered within the first two months on 2024
Read moreA total of fourteen individuals involved in the electoral process have been murdered within the first two months on 2024
Read moreThe aspiring successors of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador began their campaign for the National Regeneration Movement’s presidential candidacy with distinctly different approaches
Read moreWith Morena’s National Council having established the party’s designated campaign rules, the race for the succession of López Obrador has kicked off with the candidates’ sweeping government resignations
Read moreThe National Regeneration Movement’s political ally announced its full support for Mexico City Governor Claudia Sheinbaum ahead of the summer’s race to determine López Obrador’s successor in the 2024 elections
Read moreThe INE, which was crucial in eliminating one-party rule and moving Mexico toward real democracy two decades ago, has been in López Obrador’s crosshairs since he took office in December 2018
Read moreIf the election were to be held today, De las Heras reported, 48 percent of Coahuila voters will cast their ballots for Jiménez Salinas, compared to the ruling leftist National Regeneration Movement (Morena) party’s candidate the election Armando Guadiana´s 30 percent support
Read moreIn the 43 municipalities of Tamaulipas, 4,777 polling stations were put up, and 4,500 members of the Mexican Army and the National Guard (GN) were deployed
Read moreMexican society should be able to raise its hands to defend itself
Read moreThe new electric car plant will have a maximum production capacity of 175,000 cars annually
Read moreBy KELIN DILLON Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s (AMLO) controversial “Plan B” electoral reform to Mexico’s secondary laws passed through the Mexican Senate on Wednesday, Dec. 14, with 63 votes in favor and 53 votes against, setting the stage for López Obrador to follow through on his long-term intentions to prune back the powers of the country’s autonomous electoral
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