Voters in Mexico are participating in a significant election to fill over 20,000 positions, with the possibility of electing the first female president. However, the election is marred by rampant violence and security concerns.
Key Points
Over 20,000 positions to be filled in Mexico's largest election
First female president likely to be elected
Security concerns and violence affecting voters' choices
Differing approaches to crime reduction by presidential candidates
Pros
Potential historic election with the first female president
Issues of security and violence are at the forefront of voter concerns
Cons
Rampant violence and criminal activity impacting the election process
Previous strategies to combat crime have not been successful