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CITY OF MEXICO
More than 100 international observers and 200 national observers will be deployed in 25 states of the Republic on the occasion of Sunday's election, in order to guarantee respect for human rights and the popular will .
This was reported by the University Network and Citizen for Democracy (RUCD) which indicated that with the civil society and international missions will be deployed To participate in favor of the 39, authenticity of elections.
At a press conference they indicated that, in view of international expectations, a hundred or so diverse and academic organizations from Latin America, North America and Europe [19459008theywillobservetheelectionsaswellastheMexicanpeopleinordertoreportanallegedirregularity
The goal is to participate, inform and document during the closing of June 28 to 30, at the Sunday elections and until the end of the count in the district councils, so that it is not possible to do so. at all times they defend political rights and contribute to the strengthening of democracy in Mexico
In this regard, Christy Thornton, Observer of the United States, said that Mexico is going through a historical process during the elections next Sunday, we must therefore ensure the respect of the vote of Citizens.
In this regard, he stressed that the most important thing is that the day of the election is calm and that the observers take care to respect the will of the citizens and, if necessary, give to know the alleged irregularities.
In his opportunity, the French journalist Christopher Ventura indicated that Mexico is a key country in regional and international relations because it is important that polling day takes place in a climate of civility.
On his side, Father Alejandro Solalinde invited civil society to participate in the electoral contest, "which is an exciting time for to strengthen hope" and stressed that observers will be vigilant that everything is happening in order, because the most important is to respect the will of citizens to progress in strengthening democracy in Mexico.
Among the entities in which Morelos, Mexico City, Puebla, State of Mexico, Coahuila, Guanajuato, Jalisco, Michoacan, Nuevo Leon, Oaxaca, Tabasco, Tamaulipas and Yucatán will be deployed by international and national observers of the University Network and citizen for democracy.
30 MILLION MEXICANS RECEIVED OFFERS FOR THEIR VOTE
Thirty million Mexicans received offers in exchange for their vote during election campaigns in the country, according to the results of the survey national democracy without poverty.
In a press conference, the coordinator of the organization Citizen Action Against Poverty, Alberto Serdán, revealed the results of the survey, making 33.5% of those surveyed were exposed to the purchase of the vote by one of the parties participating in the contest
He also pointed out that 15 million Mexicans refused to sell their vote in order to July 1st elections.
The results of the survey, in which a thousand 253 citizens were interviewed, come from a statistical projection made by analysts on the basis of compiled figures. 19659003] Serdán pointed out that respondents were tempted to sell their vote "with gifts, money, groceries and building materials" among other goods. He assured that the 500 peso bill is the most used bait to obtain the suffrage of the voters.
The All for Mexico coalition, led by presidential candidate Jose Antonio Meade of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), was the one most voters sought to buy, with 5.9% of respondents saying that Political force offered them something in exchange for their vote, a proportion that stands at nearly 5.3 million voters.
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