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PODCAST | Alejandro Poiré on Party Funding

October 16, 2017

Episode 4: Our host Miguel Toro discusses with Alejandro Poiré, Dean of the School of Social Sciences of the Tecnológico de Monterrey, how parties are funded in Mexico and some of the implications of modifying that status quo. Who are the winners of a private system, and what are some of the perils of abandoning the public funding system? They also discuss why the citizen petition of eliminating public funds for parties could backfire and what it means for the 2018 Mexican presidential elections.

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