US EditionThird-party candidate leaves Mexico's 2024 presidential race. Next leader now likely to be a woman
- Samuel García, a third-party candidate in Mexico's 2024 presidential race, announced he is dropping out, ensuring the next president will be a woman.
- The ruling Morena party and the opposition coalition both have female candidates, leaving little chance for Garcia's small Citizen's Movement party to find a notable candidate.
- Garcia's decision came after a chaotic sequence of events in the border state of Nuevo Leon, including protests and conflicts over the selection of an interim governor.
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Third-party candidate leaves Mexico's 2024 presidential race. Next leader now likely to be a woman
MEXICO CITY (AP) — A third-party candidate announced Saturday he is leaving Mexico’s 2024 presidential race, practically ensuring the country ’s next president will be a woman. Samuel García, the […]
Third-party candidate leaves Mexico's 2024 presidential race. Next leader now likely to be a woman
MEXICO CITY (AP) — A third-party candidate has announced he is leaving Mexico’s 2024 presidential race, practically ensuring the the country’s next president will be a woman. Samuel García, the governor of the northern border state of Nuevo Leon, announced Saturday he won’t run for president in the June 2 elections. Gov. García’s decision came
Third-party candidate leaves Mexico's 2024 presidential race. Next leader now likely to be a woman
MEXICO CITY (AP) — A third-party candidate has announced he is leaving Mexico’s 2024 presidential race, practically ensuring the the country’s next president will be a woman. Samuel García, the governor of the northern border state of Nuevo Leon, announced Saturday he won’t run for president in the June 2 elections. Gov. García’s decision came
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