Political Parties Seek to Protect Mexico Elections Against Organized Crime Prensa Latina
go to original October 12, 2014

President of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, César Camacho (La Voz)

The main Mexican political parties have agreed on the need of shielding to prevent the infiltration of organized crime into next year's elections. The goal is to be sure that the candidates of the 2015 electoral process are not involved in any crime.

It is a necessity for all parties, said the national president of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, César Camacho. He warned that it is necessary for those aspiring to hold public offices to go through the sights of the authorities.

In turn, the president of the National Action Party, Ricardo Anaya, asked his fellows to be alert to the candidates profiles and thereby avoid including persons connected with wrongful acts .

For his part, the leader of the Party of the Democratic Revolution, Carlos Navarrete, confirmed that the parties seek actions to prevent the infiltration of organized crime, as happened in the town of Iguala, Guerrero state.

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