It's interesting how Mexico has changed.    Back in the 1980s, I recall a national yawn before, during, and after election day.  Mexicans were required to vote, but nobody talked much about it.  I remember asking questions and sharing impressions about the candidates with Mexican friends.  I also recall a collective "who cares?"  They were more interested in U.S. elections than their own elections! That was then, and this is now. The good news is that Mexicans are talking and sharing lots of opinions.    The bad news is that the situation is getting a little violent, according to news reports: Mexico will hold midterm electionsJune 7 for numerous state governors, mayors and congressional members. But violence in many regions has threatened the vote. Candidates have been slain, others have said they are too afraid to campaign, and election officials have said they cannot set up ballot stations in...(Read Full Post)