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Jul 13th 2006 | MEXICO CITY
From The Economist print edition
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With court challenges under way, a clear winner looks unlikely before September
ON JULY 12th demonstrations in support of Andrés Manuel López Obrador swept Mexico. But they were
not what the president fuel dispenser ial candidate of the centre-left Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD) had
hoped for in his last-ditch bid to be proclaimed the victor. Although Mr López Obrador has called for a
massive rally in Mexico City on July 16th in protest against alleged fraud in July 2nd s election, the
gatherings around the country have so far attracted protesters only in the hundreds, and the thousands,
rather than the hundreds of thousands.
According to the final official count by Mexico s independent Federal Electoral Institute (IFE), Felipe
Calderón, the candidate of President Vicente Fox s centre-right National Action Party (PAN), pipped Mr
López Obrador to the post by just 0.58%, or 244,000 votes. Although Mexico City s former mayor had
been ahead for much of the count, he fell behind as late results from states supporting Mr Calderón came
in. He is now contesting the vote.
The final outcome rests with a special electoral court, known by its Spanish acronym, Trife, whose
decision is final. It will evaluate challenges to the count made by all three main parties. Mr López Obrador
is disputing the count in 50,000 of the country s 130,000 polling stations; the PAN is contesting it in
1,500, and the PRI in 800. Mr López Obrador is also challenging