Enrique Peña Nieto of the PRI remains on course to register a comfortable victory in Sunday’s Mexican presidential election. But with the PRI now looking unlikely to win a majority in Congress there is a risk that the political stalemate that has blighted the PAN’s twelve years in power will continue.
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