Aún hay más de Doña Lima (De JIFF)

Yo lo veo así

Hola, mis # (hace un rato que no checo las estadisticas del blog) lectores.
JIFF ha vuelto de la lejana y mistica tierra de Toluca, hubo cosas bellas (del as que hablaremos en otro post) y otras no tanto.

La que más me frustro es que el maldito internet del hotel era por dial-up (no inventen¡¡¡¡).

Bueno quiero hablar de las cosas que pude medio escuchar mientras estaba en la expo de nuestros distribuidores (otro post para explicarles de que se trata mi trabajo).

La primera:
Que había fotos de alteraciones de uno o dos votos en las sabanas en contra del peje-mesias
Esas sabanas no importan pues hubo observadores de cada partido que llevan un registro de cuantos votos hubo para cada candidato (se los digo porque yo ya estuve ahí)

La Segunda:
Que aparecio material electoral en el "Bordo de Xochiaca" , sólo a un "Maquiavelico agente del mal" muy mediocre lo iría a tirar para alla (demasiada desidia), eso suena más a maniobra sencionalista.

La sospecha (muy bien fundada) sobre el padrino de Boda de Fecal.
Ahí no se puede alegar nada, ese tipo no debería ser el arbitro.

Me preocupa mucho que todavía hay mucha animadversión entre los seguidores de uno y otro partido.

Yo soy de los ocho millones que votamos por el centro, por el dinosaurio, por el malo del cuento. por el PRI y como a nadie le importamos y estamos ajenos a apasionamientos, yo siento que las mamadas de ayer en lo que vimos de como crecia y se disparaba y luego se revertía la ventaja de AMLO con respecto a Fecal (que parecia como script de pelicula) no nos hacen ningun favor.

Hay más votos anulados o por otros candidatos (nunca falta el pendejo chistosito que vota por cantiflas o va y le mienta la madre a algun candidato o partido politico, como si lo fueran a leer y ahí tienes a los observadores peleandose por el voto).

Para mi lo más sano sería ir a una segunda vuelta y dejarnos de esas mamadas de que si no tienes un porcentaje no tienes registro.

Lo que si me molesta es que por la cabeza del incitador de la violencia en los pozos en Tabajco nunca paso la idea de perder (claro le llamo a grupos numerosos y en creciemiento)

Wall Street se regocija ante la posible victoria de Fecal (claro México en esa estabilidad empobrecedora)

12:40pm Tuesday July 4, 2006
By Greg Brosnan

MEXICO CITY - Wall Street has celebrated the apparent defeat of a Mexican leftist presidential candidate whose spending promises raised debt fears, but a looming vote dispute and a longer-term political crisis may ruin the party.

Conservative candidate Felipe Calderon declared victory overnight after a hotly contested election, and official returns appeared to show that leftist favourite Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador could not catch him.

"The market thought that Lopez Obrador was going to win," said Benito Berber, an economist at HSBC Securities. "Suddenly we're in a position where it seems that Calderon is going to be the next president."

Lopez Obrador had wooed many of Mexico's poor with handouts to the elderly, disabled and single mothers while mayor of Mexico City, and promised a greater state role in the economy.

Ruling party candidate Calderon, however, wants to continue the free-market policies of President Vicente Fox.

Investors had grudgingly priced in a Lopez Obrador win based on polls ahead of Sunday's vote, and Mexico's currency, bond prices and stocks all rallied on Monday as authorities showed Calderon ahead with most almost all votes counted.

The stock market soared 4.77 per cent on Monday, its second-biggest one-day gain this year, and the peso strengthened 1.8 per cent.

But with Lopez Obrador expected to contest a final result that will not come until at least Wednesday local time and little clue as to how millions of his poor supporters will react to having their hopes dashed, market euphoria could be short-lived.

"The fact that Calderon is now the most likely winner is a positive for the market," said Alberto Bernal, an economist at Bear Stearns. "The bad news is that the election will be contested, I have absolutely no doubt about it."

"(Wall Street's celebrations) definitely could be short-lived, bad news could come at any point," he said. "The risk remains of strikes, disruption to economic activity and violence."

Electoral authorities said late on Sunday that the contest was too close for the result to be based on a quick count. But both candidates claimed victory on television, a move seen exacerbating tensions that could lead to market volatility.

Lopez Obrador can challenge the final result in Mexico's electoral court, a process that could leave markets in limbo for several weeks, although most analysts say his party would need to present concrete evidence of vote fraud to do so.

The election was Mexico's first since Fox broke the Institutional Revolutionary Party's 71-year hold on power in 2000, but some say the country's democracy is mature enough to sidestep chaos.

While Fox has been praised for maintaining economic stability, a deadlock in Congress has stopped him passing structural reforms economists say are vital.

While the National Action Party appeared to have increased its share of Congress on Sunday, so did Lopez Obrador's party and Calderon looks likely to inherit the same stalemate.

"The nature of this victory being so close means that there's greater uncertainty over the medium term about the ability to come to agreements on these issues that are really important for Mexico," said Mukherji. "I think that will be a sobering thought to the market."

Nadie barrio

EL Fecal (de la estabilidad empobrecedora) y el pejendejo (el que fomenta el odio de clases y la huevonada ) estan empatados.

Lealo aquí

Cobertura de las elcciones.: Mirada Pública

Bueno, primero una disculpa a los de mirada pública.
No pude cumplir con mi cobertura porque no tuve ni mi camara ni mi computadora hasta las 22:50 y ya es tarde.

Bueno, ¿Qupe paso aquí en Real de Atizapan.

Las casillas se instalaron sin problemas, había muchos observadores por parte de los partidos (demasiados por parte de la alianza por el bien de todos, en mi casilla había tres) y mucha participación (al menos más de la que se estila por aquí).

La gente participo en calma y recordaba su animo a aquel dia de Julio del 2000, ninguno tenía duda de que su candidato iba a gabar.

Ahora al cierre puedo decirles que AMLO y FECAL llevan una delnatera muy grande sobre MAdrazo y ellos estan muy parejos.

El conteo de los votos llevo alrededor de hora y media, a las 19:30 se colgaron los resultados y los observadores se fueron.

Spiderman 3 (lo que nos queda)

Internet Explorer 7 Beta 3

Si sigues necio usando el vulnerable Internet Explorer (y viejo...y feo..y...y..) pues por lo menos dale chance a la Beta 3 de la futura versión 7

Bajala de aquí y ahí nos cuentas

Como en la versión anterior a través del feedback de los usuarios sigue evolucionando y esta versión debería ser lo suficientemente estable para que cualquiera la pruebe.

Los cambios Aquí,

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