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Mexican Elections | July 2, 2006

Mexico's PRI makes comeback, says it has changed
MEXICO CITY -- Mexico's long-dominant Institutional Revolutionary Party promised Monday it has learned from the past and changed its ways, a day after midterm elections made it the largest force in Congress again.
 

Mexico Votes 2006

Campaign Conexión
Ceci Connolly blogs on Mexico's 2006 presidential race. More: Mexico Votes

Featured Multimedia

Photos
 Mexico Votes
Mexicans choose between joining a resurgent left-wing in Latin America or sticking to pro-business policies and a close alliance with the United States.

Videos
 Populist vs. Pragmatist
Voters air their views on the two leading candidates in Mexico's presidential race: Calderón and López Obrador.

Mexico Rocks the Vote
Mexico's version of Rock the Vote, known in Spanish as "Tu Rock Es Votar," targets young voters.

Narrated Photo Gallery
 Vicente Fox's 'Revolution'
As his term nears an end, most agree Vicente Fox is leaving Mexico better than he found it. But did he bring about a revolution?

World Discussions
Mexico Votes: Representatives for Mexico's top presidential candidates discuss the elections with washingtonpost.com special correspondent Ceci Connolly.
• Jorge de los Santos, campaign adviser to Andrés Manuel López Obrador was online Mon., June 26. Read the transcript.
• Arturo Sarukhan, campaign adviser to Felipe Calderón was online Tues., June 27. Read the transcript.
• Roberta Lajous, campaign adviser to Roberto Madrazo was online Wed., June 28. Read the transcript.

• More World Discussions

Panel Blog

PostGlobal
Obrador and Mexican Elections
PostGlobal asks the panel how an Obrador victory would affect Latin America, and how the U.S. would interact with a populist government.
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Old ruling party gains in Mexico midterm election (AP, July 6, 2009; 2:40 AM)
 
Calderon's party loses Congress vote in Mexico (Reuters, July 6, 2009; 1:23 AM)
 
Drug war, economy weigh on Mexico midterm election (AP, July 5, 2009; 2:45 AM)
 
Mexico ruling party to struggle at mid-term election (Reuters, July 5, 2009; 2:32 AM)
 
Mexico's elections a test for Calderon's drug war (AP, July 3, 2009; 5:48 PM)
 
Mexico opposition holds lead in July election (Reuters, June 30, 2009; 1:59 PM)
 
Drug gang shootout kills 12 in Mexico (Reuters, June 26, 2009; 7:29 PM)
 
Not Taking Sides in Mexico's Politics (Post, May 16, 2009)
 
Of Butterflies and Boondoggles (By Al Kamen, October 29, 2008)
 
Candidates Pushing Hard for the Latino Vote (Post, July 14, 2008)
 
Latin America Policy at a Crossroads: McCain Trip to Region Makes Clear That Election Outcome Will Affect Relationship (Post, July 4, 2008)
 
Mexican Drug Cartels Threaten Elections (Post, January 5, 2008)
 
Help for Mexico (November 7, 2007)
 
Movies: Super-Scattered 'Amigos' At All Roads Film Fest (Post, October 4, 2007)
 
In Article, Castro Reflects on Clinton-Obama Ticket (Post, August 29, 2007)
 
Mexicans Vote in Baja California, Oaxaca (AP, August 5, 2007; 2:54 PM)
 
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Exhibitions (Post, June 29, 2007)
 
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Fired U.S. Attorney Says Lawmakers Pressured Him (Post, March 1, 2007)
 
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Brawl, Standoff in Mexican Congress (AP, November 29, 2006; 6:22 AM)
 
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