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Mexico's Old-line Ruling Party Shows Renewed Strength
Preliminary results from yesterday's elections in Mexico showed the opposition PRI party ahead in many state races. But the elections were also marred by violence and intimidation by drug cartels. Some poll workers were so afraid that several polling stations never opened. Tracy Wilkinson is Mexico City Bureau Chief for the Los Angeles Times .
By Sara Terry • • 1 min readPreliminary results from yesterday's elections in Mexico showed the opposition PRI party ahead in many state races. But the elections were also marred by violence and intimidation by drug cartels. Some poll workers were so afraid that several polling stations never opened. Tracy Wilkinson is Mexico City Bureau Chief for the Los Angeles Times.
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