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Sparse Turnout Marks Mexico State Elections
From:
The Washington Post
| Date:
November 12, 1990
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Widespread cynicism and a sparse voter turnout marked today's
elections for mayors and a legislature in the state of Mexico.
The common message from voters and non-voters alike was
distrust. Few of the dozens of people interviewed - from the poor
neighborhoods of Nezahualcoyotl to the well-to-do suburbs of
Naucalpan - said they believed the ruling Institutional
Revolutionary Party would recognize opposition victories.
The two leading opposition parties accused the government ...
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