National Action Party Says Survey Shows Mexican Voters No Longer Want PRI Ricardo Fuentes - Riviera Maya News
go to original February 19, 2015

This year’s electoral board will be different than previous years as it will include a variety of different parties.

National Action Party (PAN) President, Gustavo Madero Muñoz, says that for the first time in Mexico’s history, 10 parties and independent candidates will run for office, consisting of two strong parties, two medium and two or three smaller ones.

Muñoz explains that this year, PAN is the only other party that will be able to compete with the PRI in the upcoming June 7 elections.

“This situation might occur again in 2018,” Muñoz said. “Many believe that Andrés Manuel López Obrador will rise from the ashes and will become the same person he was in 2006 or 2012, but I think he would need to be in alliance with Ricardo Anaya.”

He says that now, PAN works differently. “We aren’t who we were in the 2000-2012 administrations, which were the worst moments for PAN.”

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