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0.56% What happened to Mexico?

The two faces of the coin

5.5 average rating
★★★★★
5.5
Spanish / 98 MIN. / 2011

The Genres

The Synopsis

This is the story of a man who challenged his country’s institutions by proclaiming himself legitimate president. This is the story of how the controversial Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who led the polls during 4 years, lost the election by less than half percent. It all begins while he is still Mexico City’s mayor, up to his self proclamation as president and his actions during the first days of Felipe Calderón’s government.

The Cast

Andrés Manuel López ObradorFelipe Calderón Hinojosa

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