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Mexican Presidential Election

gnashrr · 2006-07-03 17:39:24

So incredibly familiar I must have had a dream about it, it was a dream right?

03-07-2006 5:39pm

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gnashrr

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RTE News wrote:

No clear winner in the Mexican presidential elections as both candidates claim victory.

So incredibly familiar I must have had a dream about it, it was a dream right?

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#2 03-07-2006 5:49pm

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gnashrr wrote:

So incredibly familiar I must have had a dream about it, it was a dream right?

I haven't followed this one the favourite was Obrador (I think)

Latin American Presidential elections are run in two rounds unless one canidate secures between 50 & 65% of the first round depending on the country.

If two canidates score low 30%'s they can each claim a moral victory.

Does this clarify?

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#3 03-07-2006 5:53pm

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gnashrr wrote:

So incredibly familiar I must have had a dream about it, it was a dream right?

no man, it was a nightmare, and were still living it but his second term will be up soon.

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