The Mexican elections that occurred on Sunday will be closely scrutinized and intensely analyzed after 49 million of Mexico’s 80 million registered voters went to the polls to select a president for a single six year-term (2012–2018), 128 senators, 500 deputies, and six governors, as well as the mayor of Mexico City. History books mark the 2000 elections as the major turning point ending the 70-year rule of the Revolutionary Institutional Party (PRI) with election of Vicente Fox, candidate of…
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Source: The Foundry: Conservative Policy News Blog from The Heritage Foundation