Mexicans vote in election overshadowed by violent attacks
- A mayoral candidate, Jorge Huerta Cabrera, was killed at a political rally in Izucar de Matamoros ahead of June 2 polls in Mexico's Puebla state.
- The Green Party candidate's death marked the latest in a series of violent killings of political candidates in the lead-up to the elections.
- Jorge Huerta Cabrera's wife and a colleague were injured in the attack that resulted in his death.
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Local elections overshadow EU vote in Romania
The European elections are taking a back seat in Romania, where local elections are being held on the same day, while the far-right AUR party could join the ECR if it can overcome its differences with Viktor Orban's Fidesz.
Mexican candidate assassinations hit grim record ahead of Sunday's election
Mexico's election is now the bloodiest in its modern history after a candidate running for local office in central Puebla state was murdered on Friday at a political rally, taking the number of assassinated candidates to 37 ahead of Sunday's vote.
Mexico gears up for first woman as president as 34 candidates killed during election cycle
Mexico will likely see the first woman elected as its president, but the historic first is overshadowed by 34 candidates or aspiring candidates for political office being killed. NBC News' Guad Venegas reports on the political violence and how organized crime is complicating control for local governments.
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