Mexico's National Action Party held its second round of three primary elections yesterday, to determine the party's presidential candidate. While the results were not immediately known, former interior minister Santiago Creel and former energy secretary Felipe Calderon are likely to be in the top two places. The winner will go up against D.F. mayor Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who is leading all polls., and the PRI candiadate, also to be determined by a primary election. (SignonSanDiego)
Monday, October 3, 2005
Mexico's PAN holds second round of primaries
Mexico's National Action Party held its second round of three primary elections yesterday, to determine the party's presidential candidate. While the results were not immediately known, former interior minister Santiago Creel and former energy secretary Felipe Calderon are likely to be in the top two places. The winner will go up against D.F. mayor Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who is leading all polls., and the PRI candiadate, also to be determined by a primary election. (SignonSanDiego)
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