The mobilization of distrust

Article Abstract:

The 2006 presidential election in Mexico saw public protests similar to a peaceful revolution against the results declaring Felipe Calderon of the National Action Party as the winner. An analysis reveals that the bureaucratic, judicial and political imperfections, along with genuine human errors, that emerged during the electoral process made the democratic process vulnerable to the strategic mobilization of popular mistrust.

Public affairs, Mexico, Elections, Presidents, Public opinion, Political issue, Political protest, Presidential elections, Calderon, Felipe (Mexican politician)

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The democratic revelation

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the benefits of political continuity and the impact on presidential elections in Mexico.

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Exiting the labyrinth

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the steady but peaceful transition of political power to a democracy in Mexico are discussed.

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