Mexico 2012: Students occupy plaza, present evidence of fraud

Occupied: Plaza de la Republica , Mexico City, Distrito Federal

By Kenneth Thomas
OpEd News

Mexico City’s nascent #yosoy132 student movement has decided to occupy the country’s grand plaza to the country’s 1910-1929 democratic government. They’s erected tents and a large under-tent field headquarters there. Local police in the Federal District’s island of democracy don’t seem to mind. Earlier today, they were overheard by this reporter talking with the movement’s security team about providing protection against any hostilities.

At approx. 2:30 in the afternoon, the movement’s intelligence team received and posted incoming evidence of ballot fraud in yesterday’s election. Translated, the announcements read:

“Evidence of FRAUD

3,000,000 ballots pre-marked for the PRI, found in El Paso, Texas.

132,000 found in Yajalon, Chiapas, before the election, marked for the PRI

157,000 found in Oaxaca (Hajuapan de Leon) before the election, marked for the PRI

Only 22,000 ballots distributed to polling places in the Federal District, for individuals [who wished to vote at general polling places instead of their locally assigned polls].”

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The Federal District has approx. 18 million residents, many of whom are registered in their birthplaces but expected to vote in the Federal District. Student leaders said they believed hundreds of thousands were denied the vote.

The above is in addition to growing evidence that widespread vote-buying occurred in the elections, and the suggestion that preliminary “quick count” results and a preliminary electronic count displayed signs of computer tampering.

The student leaders maintained that they were a non-violent movement, non-partisan, and dedicated to securing free elections and democracy in Mexico. A general assembly is planned for 8PM tonight.

 

Source: OpEd News | Kenneth Thomas works as an IT consultant and technologist and lives between Nashville, Ghent, Prague and Mexico City. He speaks German, French, Spanish, some Dutch of the Flemish variety, a smattering of Hebrew and other languages, and when necessary, English. In earlier lives, he programmed the first chat client for the MacIntosh, and founded a search engine company along with Abhay Bhushan, with lead funding from Deepak Chopra. Thomas holds an AA from Deep Springs College, a BA from Williams College, and he is a refugee from the Ph.D. program in Rhetoric at U.C. Berkeley.