Elecciones 2018. Una coyuntura histórica en México
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El resultado de la jornada electoral del 1 de julio de 2018 puede considerarse histórico desde varios puntos de vista. Si bien el triunfo de Andrés Manuel López Obrador se pronosticaba desde semanas atrás por la mayoría de las encuestas, su contundencia fue sorprendente para muchos: 53.2 por ciento del voto nacional y una holgada mayoría para su coalición partidista en ambas cámaras del Congreso.
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