Why is Mexico's presidential election so violent? - Washington Examiner

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

47% : " While Quintana cautioned against attributing every act of political violence as part of a grand strategy from the cartel, stressing the number of local squabbles that have led to targeted killings, there is a logic to the general strategy of the cartels.
41% : Between the two major issues with the Mexican president, however, Quintana sees the deterioration of relations with the U.S. as being the decisive contributor to the growth of political violence.

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