Running After a Fallen Fox: The Prelude to Mexico's 2006 Presidential Election

George W. Grayson dives into the tumultuous political landscape leading up to Mexico's 2006 presidential election. With a focus on former President Vicente Fox, the piece intricately explores the events and decisions that shaped his presidency and the electoral climate. Grayson takes readers beyond the headlines, revealing the underlying tensions and dynamic shifts within Mexican politics.

Through engaging analysis, he connects the dots between Fox's tenure and the subsequent political awakening in the country. This exploration not only highlights the challenges faced by Fox but also sets the stage for understanding the broader implications for Mexico's future as it navigated through a pivotal electoral season.