Mexico takes another step toward its authoritarian past | Brookings
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long maintains a grudge against the INE for certifying the 2006 presidential election, which he lost by a razor-thin margin, and which despite his assertions of fraud, international observers viewed as reflective of “the legitimate will of the Mexican citizens.” passage of a bill designed to curb th
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- long maintains a grudge against the INE for certifying the 2006 presidential election, which he lost by a razor-thin margin, and which despite his assertions of fraud, international observers viewed as reflective of “the legitimate will of the Mexican citizens.”
- passage of a bill designed to curb the power of the National Electoral Institute (INE)
- INE may be López Obrador’s most brazen of all.
- The latest attack on the
- nstable or even autocratic Mexico could exacerbate domestic challenges, including the fight against the opioid epidemic, turbocharged by fentanyl,
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