Mexico Faces 1952 Election With One Candidate Ahead
In a 1952 Mexico presidential race, Miguel Alemán Valdés and the PRI are favored to win by a wide margin amid public disarmament and army alert. Opposition leaders Ruiz Cortines and Henriquez Guzmán pledge nonviolence, but clashes erupt as voters face a tense campaign spotlight on reform and continued industrialization.
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