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2. High marks for mostly trouble-free balloting

Author

Ellingwood, Ken and Kraul, Chris

Subjects
Mexico -- Elections, Institutional Revolutionary Party -- Political activity, Election monitoring -- Mexico, Democracy -- Mexico
Published
2000

3. Mexico lets U.S. election observer return

Subjects
Election monitoring -- Mexico, Mexico -- International relations
Abstract

An American election observer who was expelled from Mexico in April has been allowed to return and monitor the presidential balloting on July 2. The observer, Ted Lewis, who directs […]

Published
2000

5. Conducting an overt operation

Author

Sheridan, Mary Beth

Subjects
Mexico -- Politics and government, Institutional Revolutionary Party -- Political activity, Primaries -- Mexico, Election monitoring -- Mexico
Published
1999

8. Flip side of Mexico's politics: Cleaner elections up north

Author

LaFranchi, Howard

Subjects
Institutional Revolutionary Party -- Political activity, National Action Party -- Political activity, Elections -- Ethical aspects, Election monitoring -- Mexico, Political reform -- Mexico, Regionalism -- Mexico, Mexico -- Elections, Baja California, Mexico (State) -- Political aspects
Published
1995

10. Mexico is winding up its first vote without horse-trading

Author

Darling, Juanita

Subjects
Mexico -- Elections, Institutional Revolutionary Party -- Elections, National Action Party -- Political activity, Democratic Revolutionary Party (Mexico) -- Political activity, Election monitoring -- Mexico
Published
1994

11. Golden chains don't sway Mexican voters

Author

Asman, David

Subjects
Mexico -- Elections, Election monitoring -- Mexico, Political leadership -- Mexico, Business, Business, general, Institutional Revolutionary Party -- Political activity
Published
1994

13. Zedillo offers to consult with opposition on policy

Author

Fineman, Mark

Subjects
Mexico -- Political aspects, Institutional Revolutionary Party -- Political activity, National Action Party -- Political activity, Democratic Revolutionary Party (Mexico) -- Political activity, Election monitoring -- Mexico
Published
1994

15. Millions of Mexicans take hopes to poles

Author

Fineman, Mark and Darling, Juanita

Subjects
Mexico -- Elections, Institutional Revolutionary Party -- Political activity, Election monitoring -- Mexico
Published
1994

18. Thousands to oversee Mexico vote

Author

Darling, Juanita

Subjects
Mexico -- Political aspects, Election monitoring -- Mexico, Contested elections -- Mexico
Published
1994

21. Coping with the Joneses

Author

Scott, David Clark

Subjects
Election monitoring -- Mexico, Mexico -- Political aspects
Published
1994

23. Alliance will ensure honest Mexican vote

Author

Aguayo, Sergio

Subjects
Mexico -- Political aspects, Elections -- Mexico, Election monitoring -- Mexico, Business, Business, general
Published
1994

24. Observing the Mexican election observers

Author

Baer, M. Delal

Subjects
Mexico -- Political aspects, Elections -- Ethical aspects, Election monitoring -- Mexico, Business, Business, general
Published
1994

26. Mexico asks U.N. for help in elections

Author

Darling, Juanita

Subjects
Mexico -- Political aspects, United Nations -- International relations, Election monitoring -- Mexico
Published
1994

27. Mexican coalition fights electoral fraud

Author

Scott, David Clark

Subjects
Institutional Revolutionary Party -- Political activity, Elections -- Ethical aspects, Opposition (Political science) -- Mexico, Election monitoring -- Mexico, Mexico -- Political aspects
Published
1992

28. Mexicans vote in 'scrutinized' election

Author

Darling, Juanita

Subjects
Nuevo Leon, Mexico -- Elections, Institutional Revolutionary Party -- Political activity, National Action Party -- Political activity, Political corruption -- Prevention, Election monitoring -- Mexico
Published
1991

29. Mexican opposition defends call for election observers

Author

Scott, David Clark

Subjects
Democratic Revolutionary Party (Mexico) -- Elections, Institutional Revolutionary Party -- Elections, National Action Party -- Elections, Election monitoring -- Mexico, Mexico -- Elections
Published
1991

31. Mexico's presidential balloting to face scrutiny

Author

Cole, Jim

Subjects
Institutional Revolutionary Party -- Political activity, Elections -- Mexico, Election monitoring -- Mexico, Opposition (Political science) -- Mexico, Mexico -- Political aspects
Abstract

MEXICO CITY _ The Mexican election _ clean or not _ may go down in history as the most closely scrutinized balloting ever. The Federal Electoral Institute anticipates 30,000 Mexican […]

Published
1994

32. Election monitoring in Mexico in chaos

Author

Oppenheimer, Andres

Subjects
Election monitoring -- Mexico, Mexico -- Political aspects
Abstract

MEXICO CITY _ A massive effort to provide independent observers for Mexico's national election next month is running into serious trouble because of lack of coordination, meager resources and international […]

Published
1994

33. Observers of Mexican vote take heat

Author

Fraser, Damian

Subjects
Mexico -- Elections, Elections -- Mexico, Election monitoring -- Mexico, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international, Institutional Revolutionary Party -- Political activity
Published
1994

34. One eye on the observers

Author

Fraser, Damian

Subjects
Election monitoring -- Mexico, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Business, international
Abstract

Mexico will use 32,000 national electoral observers at its forthcoming presidential election, giving them legal status for the first time. However, both main parties have expressed doubts about the impartiality of these observers, claiming that they have political connections. There will also be a considerable number of foreign 'visitors,' again for the first time in Mexican history, and they will have the same rights as national observers. There is still widespread mistrust of the electoral process, despite moves by the government to reform the system.

Published
1994

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