After being formally accused of corruption, Ricardo Anaya, the presidential candidate of Mexico’s Right-Left Por México al Frente opposition coalition, has lashed out against his two main rivals ahead of presidential elections on 1 July. With little over a week left before election day, Anaya’s counterattacks – he accused both of his rivals of corruption – look like a last-ditch attempt to propel himself into contention from his distant second place in the polls. But the negative turn of his campaign might alienate voters instead. End of preview - This article contains approximately 1301 words.
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