130 Mexican Political Candidates Assassinated in 10 Months

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Cartel Chronicles

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Breitbart

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29 June 2018

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National News

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Political assassinations, murders, and violence continue to escalate as Mexico’s elections approach. In the 10 months since the election cycle started, nearly 130 political candidates were murdered. ...

Mexico is experiencing one of the bloodiest electoral cycles in history with more than 120 candidates murdered since September 2017. The most recent accounting for assassinated political candidates as of June 25 is 130, according to Etellekt.

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