Wilson Center Experts
Jacqueline Peschard
Mexico Institute-Comexi Short-term Scholar
Mexico Institute
Expertise:
Latin America
; Mexico
Affiliation:
IFAI
Wilson Center Project(s):
"Electoral Federalism in Mexico"
Term:
Jan 01, 2005
Jun 01, 2005
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