Latin America in Focus Millennials’ Big Role in the Mexican Elections
At 64, Mexico’s presidential frontrunner Andrés Manuel López Obrador is the oldest candidate, but that’s not stopping 51 percent of millennials from backing him. Their support matters: They have the potential to account for nearly half of the electorate, explains Nación321’s Pancho Parra. From the Wikipolítica movement to how viral humor has defined the race, we cover how the country’s youth are looking at politics and their futures.
For more on the Mexican election go to: www.as-coa.org/mxelex
Check out Nación321’s 2018 millennial poll: https://bit.ly/2KdlgT6
Listen to our first podcast with Pancho Parra on millennials and the future of Mexican elections: https://bit.ly/2N2MucI
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