Mexico: El partido en el gobierno aventaja elecciones; sorprende candidato independiente

In a historic move, Mexicans elected an independent candidate for the first time, reflecting dissatisfaction with traditional political parties. This was made possible by a recent electoral reform. Despite this shift, the ruling party, PRI, maintained a narrow majority in Congress. The elections occurred amid widespread public discontent due to corruption scandals, economic stagnation, and human rights concerns. While some regions experienced unrest, the overall voting process was relatively smooth. Voter turnout was moderate, with participation between 47.25% and 48.51%.

¿Qué factores contribuyeron al descontento de los votantes en México?

¿Cuántos electores estaban convocados para votar en las elecciones?