One week ago, on Sunday, June 28, the Honduran military ousted President Manuel Zelaya, provoking a hemispheric-wide political crisis.
Today, Sunday, July 5, Mexican voters go to the polls to elect 500 seats in the Camara de Diputados, as well as governors in six states, and municipal delegates in Mexico City (Distrito Federal). It is the first election in Latin America since last Sunday's coup in Honduras. Will voters take to the polls to support democracy?
One election observer, Professor Jason Johnson of Hiram College has taken the extraordinary step of posting Mexican election updates on Twitter.
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