Topic: Institutional Revolutionary Party

Why Mexico and Paraguay are embracing controversial parties of the past

Both countries voted out single-party systems that ruled their nations for most of the 20th century. But now both are looking to bring back the very same systems they were so relieved to see fall.

Mexico's high-stakes presidential vote: 4 questions answered

The Monitor's View G20 summit can help Greece by looking at host Mexico

Latin America Monitor Film critical of Mexico's PRI packs theaters ahead of presidential election

Latin America Monitor Mexico's presidential debate: Candidates faced easy questions as protesters filled streets

Is Mexico's leading presidential candidate a retreat from democratic progress?

Mexican presidential election: Why the left is struggling.

Mexico's first female presidential candidate: not 'different' enough

The 'Mexican spring:' A new student movement stirs in Mexico

This is a debate? Mexico's presidential face-off a scripted affair.

Security 'quagmire' for Mexican presidential candidates

Latin America Monitor Violence in a 'world of children': Can video shock Mexico into action?

The Monitor's View Mexico presidential campaign: Off to a good start

The Monitor's View A woman as Mexico's president?

Latin America Monitor Woman to head major party ticket in Mexico

The 'wind rush': Green energy blows trouble into Mexico

2011 Reflections: the end of a landmark year for Latin America

Can Mexican presidential candidate avoid 'Rick Perry' slump after books fumble?

Mexico drug war casualty: Citizenry suffers post-traumatic stress

Calderón administration slams Mexico's state governments for spiraling debt

Mexico's PRI party 'dinosaurs' roar back to life

Release of former Tijuana mayor compounds Mexico's judicial credibility problem

Mexico's political parties pledge to 'guard' candidates from corruption

Opinion Democracy's demise in Latin America: Ecuador on brink of a 'perfect dictatorship'

Drug violence mars Mexico election