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Looking at the Mexican Election from LA
For the second time in Mexican history, expatriates can vote in a presidential election. A government public service announcement explains how simple the process could be for an estimated six to 12 million eligible Mexican voters living here in the United States. Problem is, it's not all that simple after all.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readFor the second time in Mexican history, expatriates can vote in a presidential election. A government public service announcement explains how simple the process could be for an estimated six to 12 million eligible Mexican voters living here in the United States. Problem is, it's not all that simple after all. That's according to KCRW's Saul Gonzalez, who spoke with Francisco Guerrero Aguirre and Rafael Moreno.
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