Sunday, July 4, 2010

Eugenio Hernandez Floresand and his wife Adriana Gonzalez give the thumbs up

Tamaulipas state Governor Eugenio Hernandez Floresand and his wife Adriana Gonzalez give the thumbs up after voting in a polling station at the Jose Vasconselos School in Ciudad Victoria on July 4, 2010. Elections in nearly half of the states of Mexico were preceded by an unprecedented series of political assassinations attributed to the Mafia. These crimes of violence have become the centerpiece of the campaign for an election to be elected in Congress in 14 states, governors and mayors in 12 towns in 1500. The killing on Monday of Rodolfo Torre, favorite candidate for governor of Tamaulipas (northeast), is the strongest eruption of violence in a campaign in Mexico since 1994, when a gunman killed the ruling party presidential candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio.
Eugenio Hernandez Floresand and his wife Adriana Gonzalez give the thumbs up 
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