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· July, 2006

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Stories about Mexico from July, 2006

Mexico: Calderon Win, Obrador Sues

Are there penalty kicks in presidential elections? Perhaps there should be. With 100% of the ballots counted Felipe Calderon was declared victor by half of a percentage point. Randy Paul,...

Written by David Sasaki
6 July 2006

Mexico: AMLO Takes the Lead

Incredible, now it is Lopez Obrador who has taken the lead. Michelle Dion, Matthew Shugart, and A.M. Mora y Leon are all updating on the hour in English. With 85%...

Written by David Sasaki
6 July 2006

Mexico: Voting Irregularities

Jennifer Woodard Maderazo translated an article by Mexican intellectual Elena Poniatowska who was among the many to observe voting irregularities on election Sunday. Michelle Dion explains that “the real voting...

Written by David Sasaki
6 July 2006

Mexico's 2006 Elections

In what has already been a year of crucial and close elections throughout Latin America, one would think that Mexico's day at the polls would be treated by bloggers as...

Written by David Sasaki
5 July 2006

Global Food Blog Report #23

#1: From Berlin,  Delicious Days cooks up a storm and celebrates for the winning of her team Germany last Friday night: Berlin, Berlin, wir fahren nach Berlin! OR Finger Food...

Written by Melissa De León
2 July 2006

Mexico's big day

Just hours before the presidential elections in Mexico, the run for the presidency seems to be heading to a very tight end. Polls show a very short distance between the...

Written by Leon Felipe Sanchez
2 July 2006
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