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The runner-up in Mexico's presidential election said Friday he still won't accept a vote count, even after the country's electoral tribunal upheld the legality of the election and officially declared Enrique Pena Nieto as the winner.

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Mayor-elect murdered in Mexicoupdated: Mon Aug 13 2012 05:22:00

Unknown assailants shot and killed a mayor-elect in the central state of San Luis Potosi on Sunday, authorities said.

Missionaries murdered in Mexicoupdated: Mon Aug 13 2012 05:22:00

Missionaries John and Wanda Casias were murdered in their home in northern Mexico. CNN's Rafael Romo reports.

Runner-up in Mexico's presidential election files legal challengeupdated: Thu Jul 12 2012 23:22:00

The runner-up in Mexico's presidential election announced Thursday that he was filing a legal challenge to invalidate the vote.

Final tally confirms PRI victory in Mexico, but vote-buying allegations persistupdated: Fri Jul 06 2012 11:13:00

An official tally of Mexico's presidential election returns -- including individual recounts for more than half the ballots -- confirmed Enrique Peña Nieto as the winner of the election.

Peña Nieto: A former governor on the path to Mexico's presidencyupdated: Mon Jul 02 2012 07:52:00

Enrique Peña Nieto, the man election authorities project will be Mexico's next president, was the governor of Mexico's most populous state. His wife is a well-known television star.

Officials: Peña Nieto projected winnerupdated: Mon Jul 02 2012 07:52:00

According to election officials, Enrique Peña Nieto is the projected winner of Mexico's presidential election.

As elections loom, protesters rally in Mexicoupdated: Sun Jun 10 2012 22:15:00

Protesters marched and packed the main square of Mexico City on Sunday, slamming the candidate widely seen as the front-runner in next month's presidential elections.

More than 700 suffer food poisoning after Mexican political rallyupdated: Thu Feb 09 2012 07:21:00

Authorities treated more than 700 people for food poisoning after a political rally in southern Mexico this week, officials said.

Authorities investigate killing of Mexican congressmanupdated: Tue Sep 20 2011 02:23:00

A day after authorities announced that the body of a Mexican congressman was found along a highway in the coastal state of Guerrero, lawmakers from his political party called Monday for a swift investigation of his killing.

Former Mexican mayor is detained over alleged weapons cacheupdated: Sat Jun 04 2011 21:04:00

Former Tijuana Mayor Jorge Hank Rhon was detained Saturday on suspicion of illegal weapons possession, the Mexican Attorney General's Office said.

Get real Mexico, it's just a cartoonupdated: Thu Sep 09 2010 10:38:00

I realize this might be an imprudent question leading up to September 16 -- Mexican Independence Day -- but what in the world is the matter with Mexico?

Opposition party leads in most of 12 Mexican governorships at stakeupdated: Mon Jul 05 2010 10:48:00

Mexico's leading opposition party appeared poised Monday to capture most of the 12 governorships at stake in Sunday's elections, preliminary results show.

Brother of slain Mexican gubernatorial candidate will take his placeupdated: Wed Jun 30 2010 21:16:00

Egidio Torre Cantu, brother of slain Mexican gubernatorial candidate Rodolfo Torre Cantu, was chosen by the Institutional Revolutionary Party, or PRI, to take his place on the ballot, a PRI official told CNN.

Gunmen open fire at political rally in Mexico, killing 2updated: Sun Jun 27 2010 01:02:00

Two people were killed and one more injured when gunmen opened fire at a political rally in southern Mexico on Saturday afternoon, authorities said.

Robbery cited as motive for killing of Mexican candidate, familyupdated: Mon Sep 07 2009 09:21:00

Mexican officials say the theft of cash, computers and other household goods was the motive for the weekend slayings of a legislative candidate, his wife and two children, the state-run Notimex news agency said.

Mexican legislative candidate, family killedupdated: Sun Sep 06 2009 17:34:00

A legislative candidate was killed, along with his wife and two children, bringing campaigns for statewide offices in the southeastern state of Tabasco to a halt, the state-run news agency Notimex reported.

Commentary: Hornets not going back in nest in Mexico's drug warupdated: Fri Jul 10 2009 10:58:00

It has nothing to do with Michael Jackson or Sarah Palin, but there's a big story brewing south of the border to which Americans should pay close attention.

Protests outside hearing on Mexico's day care tragedyupdated: Thu Jul 09 2009 13:53:00

Anger and protests continued in Mexico as the head of a government agency that oversees day care centers testified before Congress about the deaths of 48 children last month at a center.

Leftist, conservative each claim Mexico vote winupdated: Mon Jul 03 2006 01:54:00

Two leading candidates have claimed victory in Mexico's presidential vote, even as the country's top election official deemed the result too close to call.

Mexicans vote for new presidentupdated: Sun Jul 02 2006 04:29:00

Mexicans head to the polls Sunday for a presidential election that political observers have pegged as a tight race to find a successor for leader Vicente Fox.

Fortune: NO PICNIC IN MEXICOupdated: Mon Aug 15 1988 00:01:00

Carlos Salinas de Gortari may have captured the presidency in Mexico, albeit by an embarrassingly small majority and a disputed one at that. But the question is why he or anyone else would want the...

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