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Thousands of Mexican voters wait hours in Dallas to choose their next president - Vimarsana News

Thousands of Mexican voters wait hours in Dallas to choose their next president

Mexicans in the Consulate of Mexico in Dallas arrived at early hours to cast their ballots.

New poll shows landslide win for Tijuana's Candidate for Mayor Ismael Burgueño with 60% lead against Maricarmen Flores with a meager 14% - Vimarsana News

New poll shows landslide win for Tijuana's Candidate for Mayor Ismael Burgueño with 60% lead against Maricarmen Flores with a meager 14%

The decision by PAN to choose Maricarmen Flores seems to be creating dissatisfaction among voters, as her popularity is being overshadowed by other candidates

Candidate and followers suffer burns in Halachó fire - Vimarsana News

Candidate and followers suffer burns in Halachó fire

A rally in Halachó, Yucatán, ended badly because Melba Abraham Hoyos, PAN (Partido Acción Nacional) candidate for mayor, and two other people were burned by fireworks. Municipal authorities indicated that Melba Abraham and two other people, an 11-year-old girl and a 24-year-old young man, had burns after the explosion of fireworks. The incident occurred on

Senate candidate Gustavo Sánchez talks about Baja California's needs and the importance of checks and balances - Vimarsana News

Senate candidate Gustavo Sánchez talks about Baja California's needs and the importance of checks and balances

The PAN candidate firmly believes that, to develop the country in a healthy manner, checks and balances are necessary

Mexico's Presidential Election Will Not End the Nation's Crisis - The American Conservative - Vimarsana News

Mexico's Presidential Election Will Not End the Nation's Crisis - The American Conservative

On June 2, Mexico will elect a new president, but little is likely to change.