Mexican prosecutors raid warehouse as part of vote-buying investigation

Source: Associated Press

Mexican prosecutors raid warehouse as part of vote-buying investigation
Article by: Associated Press
Updated: July 14, 2012 - 12:36 PM

MEXICO CITY - Mexican prosecutors say they have raided a warehouse and found sacks of farm goods and machinery that may have been used as part of an attempt to buy votes in the July 1 elections.

Leftist parties have mounted legal challenges to the election results, claiming vote-buying by the winning Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI.

The Attorney General's Office for Electoral Crimes says it found hundreds of sacks of oats and beans in the warehouse in the town of Sain Alto, in northern Zacatecas state.

The office said Saturday the raid was carried out after people complained the town government was giving the goods out in exchange for votes.

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Mexican prosecutors raid warehouse as part of vote-buying investigation (Original post)	Judi Lynn	Jul 2012	OP
Stolen election.	earthside	Jul 2012	#1
K&R. Glad to hear it.	Overseas	Jul 2012	#2
That's how the PRI always did it in the past.	Comrade Grumpy	Jul 2012	#3

Response to Judi Lynn (Original post)

Sat Jul 14, 2012, 02:03 PM

earthside (4,642 posts)

1. Stolen election.

The oligarchy in Mexico and its cronies in the U.S. undoubtedly did everything it could to keep Obrador out of the presidency.

Heaven forbid that Mexico have a leader that put Mexico above the interests of the corporations.

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Sat Jul 14, 2012, 03:13 PM

Comrade Grumpy (3,420 posts)

3. That's how the PRI always did it in the past.

Still, Pena Nieto won by six points. I don't think this is going anywhere.

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Mexican prosecutors raid warehouse as part of vote-buying investigation

1. Stolen election.

2. K&R. Glad to hear it.

3. That's how the PRI always did it in the past.