Despite widespread disillusionment with his government, President Enrique Pena Nieto on Monday emerged from midterm elections with an expected congressional majority that will let him forge ahead with his reform agenda without compromising with opponents.
They have attacked the offices of political parties in Chiapas and Guerrero states and burned ballots in Oaxaca ahead of the vote.
Despite widespread disillusionment with his government, President Enrique Pena Nieto on Monday emerged from midterm elections with an expected congressional majority that will let him forge ahead with his reform agenda without compromising with opponents.
They have attacked the offices of political parties in Chiapas and Guerrero states and burned ballots in Oaxaca ahead of the vote.