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to find out, to be honest with you. We sort through what's known and not known, and hundreds of

thousands of people protest an election overhaul in Mexico. What comes next? Plus, why baseball's

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Toly for the Wall Street Journal. This is the PM edition of What's News, the top headlines and

business stories that moved the world today. In Mexico, President Andres Manuel Lopez

Oredor will not reverse plans to overhaul the country's election system, according to a spokesman,

despite massive protests. Hundreds of thousands of demonstrators rallied across the country on Sunday.

They waived flags and banners, many bearing the pink colors of the National Electoral

Institute, known as INE, is the second time in less than four months that protesters have gathered

on mass to demonstrate against the overhaul. The legislation would cut the electoral

agency's budget by about a third, a savings equivalent to one-tenth of one percent of the federal

budget. Protesters argue that the overhaul will weaken democracy and threaten the agency's

ability to organize reliable elections. Reporter Juan Montez in our Mexico City Bureau says the

gatherings were unprecedented. Several of the organizers, which are social civic groups,

they say they are going to keep pressing the Supreme Court. These groups and opposition parties

are going to challenge the laws before the Supreme Court. So there's going to be a lot of pressure

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