This is CBS I on the world with John Bachelor.

Here's John Bachelor. The New World Report was Professor Avignellis, U.S. Army War College Strategic Studies Institute.

The eve of the eve of the eve of an very important vote for the Americas, for North America, for the

global success coming out of the pandemic.

Mexico votes within hours Sunday, June 2ndnd and I welcome the professor to comment not just

on the horse race between Marina and its hand-picked, Amlos hand-picked candidate, Claudia Shinebaum, but also the story we should look forward to from

Mexico after this election.

After all, no president in Mexico can succeed him or herself.

So there are six-year terms.

What has been accomplished by Emlo, a very popular man, I'm told, grandfatherly.

What does he look to accomplish by choosing the former mayor of Mexico

City, Ms. Shinebaum, understood as a technocrat, not a populist politician.

Professor, a very good evening to you, thank you.

A Reed Reuters.

Latin America's number two economy

will hold its largest election ever

with more than 20,000 local state and

federal government positions up for grabs, a hundred million Mexicans eligible to

vote. What are you looking for in this vote,? The polls tell us it is not close as we go into the final hours. Good evening to you.

Good evening to you, John. Well, certainly the presidential election may be the least surprising thing that happens on Mexico on June

second. As you pointed out, you know, virtually all of the polls that show

Amlo's successor, Claudia Shinebaum, will win by a large majority.

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