Mexico's Victory

National Action Party (PAN) candidate Vicente Fox Quesada and Mexican voters have finally achieved what was once deemed impossible, resoundingly defeating the long-dominant Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) in the 2 July 2000 national elections. Most observers could not believe that the opposition had actually won until President Ernesto Zedillo officially conceded the election to Fox. Certainly, no one could have predicted a Fox victory without having paid careful attention to the gradual but important advances of the PAN at the state and local level over the last 20 years, to the rise of Vicente Fox within the PAN, and to the increasing political maturity of the Mexican electorate

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• The Challenges of Maintaining and Reforming Taxation Systems in Contemporary Latin America

  Open Access•Jean François Mayer, Kenneth Woodside•The Latin Americanist•2008

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• Traversing the Mexican Odyssey

  Marsha E Williams•Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos•2002

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• Subnational Elections and Media Freedom in Autocracies

  Open Access•Junhyeok Jang•Political Research Quarterly•2022

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• Doing Courts Justice? Studying Judicial Politics in Latin America

  Open Access•Diana Kapiszewski, Matthew M Taylor•Perspectives on Politics•2008

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• The local context and the spatial diffusion of multiparty competition in Urban Mexico, 1994-2000

  Open Access•C J Vilalta Y Perdomo•Political Geography•2004

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• Rights to the rescue? The promotion of Indigenous women's political-electoral rights and the rise of the Mexican security state

  Open Access•H Worthen, Holly Michelle Worthen•Political Geography•2021

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• A 'whole system' approach to the choice of electoral rules in democratizing countries

  Open Access•Shaheen Mozaffar, Mozaffar et al.•Electoral Studies•2002

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• Competing for Transparency

  Open Access•Daniel Berliner, Aaron Erlich•American Political Science Review•2015

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• Jalisco Is Mexico

  Mary‐lee Mulholland, Mary-Lee Mulholland•Journal of American Folklore•2021

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• El Partido Acción Nacional

  Open Access•Víctor Alejandro Espinoza Valle, Soledad Loaeza•Revista Mexicana de Sociología•1999

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