Hello, I´m mexican and I want to know what do you think about Mexico's Election for President,?

Question

I want to know yor toughts.

Answer 1

I love how all the lib's of the world, share the same little brain.
Gotta love this new loser, pretending he is Al Gore.

I don't know a lot about your country. It has always amazed me however, that a country with siginifcant resources (including oil) and two wonderfully long and beautiful coastlines, still can't manage to make it so that its citizen's want to stay.

I would like to hear more of your thoughts about what you see as the problems holding you back from building a strong economy. I just don't see anything about you guys that makes me think that you should be a third world country, but you are right on the edge of that, and you should not be.

Answer 2

I and my wife (a former Mexican) are both glad the PAN won again. Maybe now there will truely be a two party system in Mexico. I thougth that President Vincente Fox was a great president, it's a shame he couldn't serve for 6 more years. With all our controversy over ballot counting here, we are not supprised at the PRI challanges there. After all, our last two elections were stollen outright by the Republicans. I would rather have Fox than Bush. Regards.

Answer 3

I think that this elections have been a challenge to the laws and stablishment, because Mexico have not ever faced a situation like this. Now we'll know if the institutions created for those sort of circumstances work to bear and carry well to the country. Not to the DEMOCRACY, because this is just a way, not an end indeed that a society must pursue just like that. From my undestatanding the laws have the last word in this case, because you did them like that.
The only thing that you people must to think about is anyone of them must be demanded to do a better wealth distribution, fair laws, structural reforms in the economy composition and slow down to stop the inmigration.

Answer 4

Way I hear it, the Bush Administration sent it's good buddy Choicepoint (the voting company responsible for providing the inelligible list in Florida) to help Calderon win. But the people down there love Obrador because he will actually want fair deals from the big foreign interests. He gathered over a million people in Mexico City to protest and the election courts they have are considering his request for a recount and if they don't count the votes again I think it could get ugly down there.

Answer 5

An interesting race. I prefer the chap who won; the other guy was advocating policies that would have further impoverished the country. The loser's staging of a demonstration in Mexico City suggests that he is not fundamentally in favor of democracy.

I must comment on the remarks of the previous responder , who correctly notes that Mexico could be a lot stronger than it is. Mexico's unfortunate penchant for state ownership (particularly of oil) is a serious impediment to development.

Answer 6

Calderon is good for Mexico

Lopez-Obrador is a sore loser (and would have been a disaster like Chavez, Castro and Morales).

It doesn't matter who is president. Mexico must stop corruption and change its laws.

New laws must privatize state-run oil company (it wastes so much money and Mexico should be making so much more) and eliminate regulations and bureaucracies.

Businesses are not being created due to difficult regulations.

Answer 7

I just love TM Techs "I got a BIG STATEMENT but it doesn't say a damn thing!" roflmao

I think you guys are doing the best you can and I applaud you for that, same as us. You are where we we're back when our election was stolen by the republictards.

Good luck, may the best man win!

Answer 8

it's some straight up chaos. there's lots of fraud and stuff like that....ppl have connections, and it's a mess.
but i think anyone else is better than Fox.

Answer 9

I think you have some hanging "Chadittoes" down there.

Answer 10

VIVA PONCHO VIAS