[rovenstinez]

I talked to some City Employees of MEXICO CITY. Everyone who is a MUNICIPAL employee is expected to be in the demonstrations. All of the trash collector for example, instead of getting trash, are supposed to follow their leaders, whine in front of the Election Commission. Those NOT employed by the Governor of Mexico City, known as GDF, are getting very irate, tempers are flaring inspite of the deluge of water, hail etc. Obviously AMLO is seeking a showdown. Stand by for NEWS. Everyone is accepting that there never was fraud, this is a FRONT to try to steal the elections with a MOB.

[StJacques]

Your description of things as they are in Mexico City is pretty much what I am deducing from numerous news items I have read over the past few weeks.

rovenstinez, would you like to hear MY biggest question about what is going on in Mexico City? It is this; what are the taxi cab drivers saying? That's what I want to know. My experience of Mexico City -- I spent about 3 1/2 months in the city itself -- is that the taxi drivers are the first to know anything.

[Shuttle Shucker]

A friend is an attorney with the Mexico City government, and she told me yesterday that Felipe will still win even if there's a major recount and that ObraGore's not as popular as some fear. I vaguely recall that attorneys can't be unionized in Mexico but I could be mistaken.