México: El regreso del PRI a la presidencia

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We review the main political events in Mexico during 2012. During this year, the election that brought the Partido Revolucionario Institucional back to Mexico's presidency appeared as a central episode. One of the legacies of the presidential campaign was the emergence of the social movement #YoSoy132 made up primarily of youngsters and university students. During 2012, the Mexican economy continued to grow, slowly but at a steady pace, while different reforms were approved in Congress. We review the labor, educational, and political reforms. Finally, we describe the evolution of violence -homicides and disappearances- and changes in the prosecution of human rights violations.

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Olmeda, J. C., & Armesto, M. A. (2013). México: El regreso del PRI a la presidencia. Revista de Ciencia Politica, 33(1), 247–267. https://doi.org/10.4067/S0718-090X2013000100012

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