Tuesday, July 04, 2006
Letter to members of the parliament
Vancouver, Canada
July 04, 2006
H. Libby Davis, MP for Vancouver East
2412 Main Street
Vancouver, BC V5T 3E2
Dear Libby Davis,
Re: MEXICAN ELECTIONS
My name is Eva Nancy Trigueros , I am Mexican Canadian, member of MECAPASO (Mexican-Canadian for Social Participation) living in Vancouver. As you may know, Mexico had this past July 02, presidential elections in which no candidate has been yet declare as a winner because of an alleged “tied” result.
I am very concern for the course of event due to the overwhelming information pointing to an electoral fraud with severe consequences to the people in Mexico. This letter will come short to detail one by one hundred of inconsistencies allowed by the Federal Electoral Institute this past Sunday election. But I will mention some of the most relevant:
Two general representatives for the PRD in the elections were killed in the state of Guerrero one day previous to the elections. In addition to this horrendous crime this state suffered in the past days violent crimes, creating opportunistically by elections times, an environment of fear so that people were afraid to cast their votes. This is a state were many votes for the PRD were expected.
Despite the fact that the Federal Electoral Institute (IFE) is presumed neutral, there had been several investigations revealing the arrangements done by PRI and PAN to select the members of this supposedly non-partisan institute. The political magazine “Proceso” one of the most prestigious newspapers had done extensive coverage to denounce the secret arrangements between these two parties and the links of Carlos Ugalde, president of this Institute with the PAN candidate to a personal level. Therefore, this institute is not “neutral’ as it presumes, because from its origins there isn’t a guarantee of an impartial balance in this elections.
(http://www.proceso.com.mx/revistaint.html?arv=138645&sec=2)
The Electoral Institute implemented a process of outside polling called PREP. This system was put in place to provide information in advance about the electoral results. However, this process is now widely denounced in Mexico because it was openly manipulated. To mention one example among many others, there are three million votes that are “missing”. The Federal Institute had accepted that those votes are present but that they are “inconsistent” and therefore they did not took that into consideration for their results in which Calderon is mentioned to be ahead for little over four hundred thousand votes
(http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2006/07/04/005n1pol.php).
We Mexicans are starting to take actions into our hands. Thousands of people in Mexico had launched a citizen network to denounce this fraud against the will of the majority of the people. Hundreds of people organized and started taken pictures of the electoral results outside de polling posts and comparing those numbers to the “officials’ given by the Federal Electoral Institute. The results surprisingly are showing a great number of discrepancies, of course in the detriment of the PRD Candidate Mr. Obrador. There a “cuts’ in numbers of votes cast in favor of the PRD, some of them small 10, 20 , 30 others 100 or more but if you have the same pattern around the country that means a huge amount of votes not considered in favor of Mr. Obrador. This we know, because people are sending photos of the results posted in their area and comparing to the information that was available through the IFE. Recently this Institute had disabled the entrance of the public to that information.
In addition to this information , I also attached to this letter an “open letter” send by our organizations in addition to several organizations and individuals in United States, Canada and Europe to president Fox requesting to take his hands of the electoral process. I also attached the report made by “global exchange’ accredited international observers in regards to the pre-electoral report of the Mexican elections.
That is why we respectfully request you as our federal representative and members of the Canadian parliament to be observant of this electoral process in Mexico. Mexico is an important partner of Canada and United States, this government has signed several international agreements in which they assured to respect the fundamental political rights. Canada should be vigilant that those agreements are respected, and that a spurious government should not be recognized if they pass over the will and political rights of millions of Mexicans.
Thank you in advance, may you need more information, please feel free to contact me at your convenience.
Sincerely
Eva Nancy Trigueros Chavez
5240 Killarney St.
Vancouver, Canada
Ph. 778-327-9748
www.mexicoescucha.blogspot.com
www.mexicolisten.blogspot.com
trabajadoresinternacionales@gmail.com
July 04, 2006
H. Libby Davis, MP for Vancouver East
2412 Main Street
Vancouver, BC V5T 3E2
Dear Libby Davis,
Re: MEXICAN ELECTIONS
My name is Eva Nancy Trigueros , I am Mexican Canadian, member of MECAPASO (Mexican-Canadian for Social Participation) living in Vancouver. As you may know, Mexico had this past July 02, presidential elections in which no candidate has been yet declare as a winner because of an alleged “tied” result.
I am very concern for the course of event due to the overwhelming information pointing to an electoral fraud with severe consequences to the people in Mexico. This letter will come short to detail one by one hundred of inconsistencies allowed by the Federal Electoral Institute this past Sunday election. But I will mention some of the most relevant:
Two general representatives for the PRD in the elections were killed in the state of Guerrero one day previous to the elections. In addition to this horrendous crime this state suffered in the past days violent crimes, creating opportunistically by elections times, an environment of fear so that people were afraid to cast their votes. This is a state were many votes for the PRD were expected.
Despite the fact that the Federal Electoral Institute (IFE) is presumed neutral, there had been several investigations revealing the arrangements done by PRI and PAN to select the members of this supposedly non-partisan institute. The political magazine “Proceso” one of the most prestigious newspapers had done extensive coverage to denounce the secret arrangements between these two parties and the links of Carlos Ugalde, president of this Institute with the PAN candidate to a personal level. Therefore, this institute is not “neutral’ as it presumes, because from its origins there isn’t a guarantee of an impartial balance in this elections.
(http://www.proceso.com.mx/revistaint.html?arv=138645&sec=2)
The Electoral Institute implemented a process of outside polling called PREP. This system was put in place to provide information in advance about the electoral results. However, this process is now widely denounced in Mexico because it was openly manipulated. To mention one example among many others, there are three million votes that are “missing”. The Federal Institute had accepted that those votes are present but that they are “inconsistent” and therefore they did not took that into consideration for their results in which Calderon is mentioned to be ahead for little over four hundred thousand votes
(http://www.jornada.unam.mx/2006/07/04/005n1pol.php).
We Mexicans are starting to take actions into our hands. Thousands of people in Mexico had launched a citizen network to denounce this fraud against the will of the majority of the people. Hundreds of people organized and started taken pictures of the electoral results outside de polling posts and comparing those numbers to the “officials’ given by the Federal Electoral Institute. The results surprisingly are showing a great number of discrepancies, of course in the detriment of the PRD Candidate Mr. Obrador. There a “cuts’ in numbers of votes cast in favor of the PRD, some of them small 10, 20 , 30 others 100 or more but if you have the same pattern around the country that means a huge amount of votes not considered in favor of Mr. Obrador. This we know, because people are sending photos of the results posted in their area and comparing to the information that was available through the IFE. Recently this Institute had disabled the entrance of the public to that information.
In addition to this information , I also attached to this letter an “open letter” send by our organizations in addition to several organizations and individuals in United States, Canada and Europe to president Fox requesting to take his hands of the electoral process. I also attached the report made by “global exchange’ accredited international observers in regards to the pre-electoral report of the Mexican elections.
That is why we respectfully request you as our federal representative and members of the Canadian parliament to be observant of this electoral process in Mexico. Mexico is an important partner of Canada and United States, this government has signed several international agreements in which they assured to respect the fundamental political rights. Canada should be vigilant that those agreements are respected, and that a spurious government should not be recognized if they pass over the will and political rights of millions of Mexicans.
Thank you in advance, may you need more information, please feel free to contact me at your convenience.
Sincerely
Eva Nancy Trigueros Chavez
5240 Killarney St.
Vancouver, Canada
Ph. 778-327-9748
www.mexicoescucha.blogspot.com
www.mexicolisten.blogspot.com
trabajadoresinternacionales@gmail.com
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