From: arturo@CIVILGATE.CE.UIUC.EDU (Tena-Colunga)
Newsgroups: soc.culture.mexican
Subject: "Re : more about Mexican elections"
Date: 24 Jul 92 00:00:23 GMT
Reply-To: mexico-l@tecmtyvm.mty.itesm.mx
Organization: University of Illinois Urbana


      Let's see, more propaganda in the net thanks of our consumate
demagogue Carlos Imaz!

>/* Written  1:25 pm  Jul 18, 1992 by imaz%leland.stan@MIZZOU1.missouri.edu
>in cdp:misc.activism. */
>The following information was emited by the Democratic Revolution
>Party PRD in Michoacan.
>
>With the counting of the votes of 91% of the ballots the results are:
>PRD 202,494
>PRI 179,396
>PAN  22,570
>PFCRN 8,591
>PARM  5,812
>PPS   2,422

      Which random number algorithm does the PRD uses to get this
results? This certainly looks more like a simulation rather than
a REAL counting. And that is that PRD likes to talk about "fraud"...

>The joke in Michoacan is that even with fraud the PRI cannot win.

      The joke here in internet is that a subersive, consumate
demagogue like yourself may think that can convince a higher educated
audience than the one you use to manipulate during the CEU movement.
Why don't you try again with the high-school students? Master's and
Ph.D are tougher to brain-wash...


>They took out more than 400,000 people of the election and they
>publish a false list of the location of the ballot boxes, they put more
>than 100,000 false names in the electoral registration who "vote"
>for the PRI, etc., and even with all that they could not win.

      La jornada poll tells a rather different story...

>By the way the Mexican who live abroad cannot vote in mexican elections
>only because the PRI knows that they are not going to take one vote from us.

     Can you really speak for ANY mexican abroad? Mmmmm. Your old-fashion
mass manipulation techniques never stop to make me sick...


>If any of you want more information about Mexican elections you can call
>415-497-7410 at Stanford, with Carlos Imaz
>818-330-9644 at La Puente, California with Raul Rojas.

      It should read :

      "If you want to learn more about bias information about Mexican
election you can call".

      Given your well known record at the CEU movement, how do you think
any serious student abroad would listen to what you have to say? Sorry
the "borregos" are somewhere else...

      I have to recognize that PRD is trying to do something good, though.
Trying to get you an education! Hopefully is not too late to make you
a better person for thwe institutions you attend and for your country...


      Saludos,

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