[StJacques]

"I can't see how he could even begin to set up a separate type government. Besides as you said, the left in Mexico now thinks enough is enough and any further is too far."

One development I expect to see if AMLO continues on this path will be the splintering of the PRD. I am almost ready to predict we will see a new political party emerge out of all this, leaving the left weakened even further.

[shield]

Hmmmm...what great news.

I've listened to Mexicans interviewed here in Houston now that the President-elect has now been certified...coming out stating they went back to Mexico to vote and they all voted for Mexico's President-Elect. So all the crapola put out by the left in Mexico appears to be just that...lots of crapola.

Thanks for all your updates and analysis.

[tet68]

I want to thank you again also, your translations and insight were a great help to us.

Tet68.

Aren't they just like the democrats though, only someone
like them could turn "dialogue and negotiation" into bad
things.

"He assured everyone that in this political script, which has been followed for years, his adversaries will address "by all the means they have that which they call dialogue and negotiation."

[Founding Father]

One development I expect to see if AMLO continues on this path will be the splintering of the PRD. I am almost ready to predict we will see a new political party emerge out of all this, leaving the left weakened even further.

I agree that the PRD will likely splinter,but I wish you would elaborate as to why you think the left cannot merge into a new and stronger party.