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Mexican opposition candidate demands vote recount, calls for permanent protests |
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2006-07-31 11:18:36
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Millions of people take part in
Sunday's protest in Mexico City, July 30,
2006.
(Xinhua/Reuters Photo) |
Related: Mexican rightist candidate asks Tribunal
to name him
MEXICO CITY, July 30 (Xinhua) -- The presidential
candidate for the right-wing National Action Party (PAN) on Sunday called on the
country's Election Tribunal to ratify him as president-elect.
"I have come here because I want to tell you all,
with a completely clear conscience, that I won the election for Presidentof the
Republic cleanly," Felipe Calderon told a press conference, repeating a
statement he had delivered to the Tribunal.
The Federal Electoral Agency (IFE) gave Calderon a
0.58 point lead over his left-wing rival, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, in the
July 2 presidential election. However, Obrador challenged the result with the
Tribunal, alleging massive fraud by the PAN party.
"The Tribunal's seven judges have an easy decision to
make," Calderon told media. "They just have to declare president the person who
Mexicans have already chosen ... They only have to respect what has already been
done."
Calderon visited the Tribunal building for a private
interview with the judges on Sunday, telling them that he was expecting a
judgment that "is in line with justice, democracy and what is right," according
to a statement he issued later. Enditem
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