[freedumb2003]

I can track El Norte -- but they are pretty Leftist (which is NOT the way Nuevo Leon is).

[StJacques]

I read somewhere else that El Norte in Monterey has a leftist tilt in their editorial policy.

I have a page of Mexican newspaper links at hispanito.com, that has El Norte included. I'm particularly interested in El Informador in Guadalajara, but I'd be willing to listen to any comments on some of the others on that list. If only Reforma didn't require a subscription. I have a personal policy to deny my web presence to any site that asks money of me to visit it, besides a couple of software development sites I visit that are part of my work.

[StJacques]

I've definitely overlooked Mexico City's Cronica de Hoy. I have found a wonderful editorial on Lopez Obrador entitled "One Month Ahead" (Un mes por delante).

The guy nails AMLO pretty hard. Let me quote one paragraph (translated):

"The losing candidate [Lopez Obrador], who says he is the winner, pretends to influence the Tribunal so that it alters that which he did not obtain at the ballot box. He says that Calderon will be spurious because he does not have a majority count, and makes of his minority a fantastic regressive count which according to his results supports him more. The preceding is equivalent to believing that two counts for more than three. He also says that Calderon does not have moral authority. He supposes, in his inverse logic, that he does have it because of the way his alternative project for the nation reveals itself: no different public policies, no reform legislation, no governmental innovation. No. A different nation: legitimacy for the poor over the rich; for the people over the super rich; for the pure left over the Mephistophelian right."

I think I'm going to pay closer attention to this paper at the very least. I did read a good editorial in the Guadalajara paper, but it seems to me that they are not very long on editorials. I'm still looking for more sources from northern Mexico.