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s.tung

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What agency was created to serve as a truly independent replacement for the Federal Election Commission, responsible for counting ballots and voter registration?
 
  a. Federal Electoral College
  b. Federal Electoral Institute
  c. Federal Election Committee
  d. Electoral Supervisory Commission
  e. National Election Panel

Question 2

Many political scientists have not considered Mexico to be a viable democracy because
 
  a. it only has one political party.
  b. election results have often been falsified so that the PRI wins.
  c. civil liberties are limited.
  d. the police have too much power.
  e. PRI candidates import voters from the United States.



annierak

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

b



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