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What can be done with a polarised Mexico after the elections?

Democracy in Mexico is in a permanent state of construction and it will continue as such after the presidential elections of the 1st of July. Español

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Volunteer Grecia Ricart (front) raises her fist signaling silence during survivor rescue work in a collapsed building after an earthquake at Mexico City, on Sept. 22, 2017. Picture: [e]David de la Paz/Xinhua /PA Images. All rights reserved

This article forms part of the special “Mexico Elections 2018: depolarisation and disinformation” produced in partnership with Revista Nueva Sociedad in the framework of our project #EleccionesAbiertas2018 

The political parties of Mexico seem to have endorsed the triumph of the divide et impera (divide and rule) political strategy ahead of citizens taking to the polls on the 1st of July.