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Alliances will be key for Mexico’s opposition in 2021

Thursday, July 9, 2020

As parties prepare for next year’s elections, alliance formation looks set to be a key, controversial issue

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  • Alleged alliances
  • The PRI
  • The PAN
  • The PRD
  • The MC
  • Outlook

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A flag of the PAN is seen surround by flags of the PRD during 2018 election campaigning in Mexico City (Reuters/Gustavo Graf)
A flag of the PAN is seen surround by flags of the PRD during 2018 election campaigning in Mexico City (Reuters/Gustavo Graf)
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