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Weekly Report - 19 October 2017 (WR-17-41)
MEXICO: Zavala candidacy will cost PAN big
Two opinion surveys this week appear to confirm the worst for the president of Mexico’s main opposition Partido Acción Nacional (PAN), Ricardo Anaya: Margarita Zavala will tear away a big chunk of support from the PAN in the general election on 1 July next year. Zavala abandoned the PAN last week because of irreconcilable differences with Anaya [WR-17-40] and, as expected, registered as an independent presidential candidate ahead of the 15 October deadline.
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