Mexico enters the era of politics

Article Abstract:

Mexico's Jul 6, 1997, elections resulted in a shift of power away from the long-dominant Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI). Leftist Cuauhtemoc Cardenas won the Mexico City mayoral race and the PRI may lose control of the lower house of Congress. This signals a major change for Mexico.

Political parties, Cardenas, Cuauhtemoc

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Searching for a livelier role

Article Abstract:

Mexico's political parties are struggling with the challenge of finding new roles within an emerging democracy. The task is particularly difficult for the Institutional Revolutionary Party, which lost power in Dec 2000, after ruling for 71 years.

Political aspects

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Mexico's once-ruling party faces the shock of opposition

Article Abstract:

The impact on the Mexican Institutional Revolutionary party of losing the Jul 2000 presidential election is examined in detail.

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