Which of the following statements regarding the elections and parties in Mexico is true?
a. As a nation steeped in tradition, it is not surprising that representation and participation in Mexico has not changed in a century.
b. The process of electoral reform ultimately strengthened the stranglehold of the PRI on political power in Mexico.
c. The electoral reforms allowed by PRI ultimately set in motion a sequence of events in which PRI lost its domination of politics in Mexico.
d. The losses suffered by PRI in the 1990s forced the party to completely disintegrate and become an array of meaningless minor parties.
Question 2
In the Mexican system of federalism,
a. state governments regularly defy decisions of the federal government.
b. the federal Senate has the power to remove an elected governor.
c. local government officials are allowed to serve consecutive terms.
d. governors and the president are elected during the same election cycle.
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