Luis Mochan

[David Griscom]

I'm glad to see that Luis Mochan has approached EI for advice, which I hope that some of you may offer.  The idea of photographing the tabulated results at the polling stations sounds good to me ...that is if the poll workers are cooperative.  (The poll workers in 3 of the 4 Tucson precincts for which John Brakey was Democratic cluster captain in 2004 appeared to be rigging the election and therefore kept him from getting close enough to see all that they were doing.)

For those of you who don't know, Luis is to the 2006 Mexican presidential election what Steve Freeman and Joel Bleifuss were to the 2004 U.S. presidential election.  I own both of their books and have read the latter completely.  Not having sufficient Spanish vocabulary nor the time to look up the words I lacked, I only read the front end of Luis' book before profitably spending time perusing his excellent graphs -- which tell their own tales to those accustomed to reading graphs.  As far as I got, I enjoyed his writing style -- tinged with gallows humor -- and recommend his book to any EI type fluent in Spanish. 

Best wishes, Dave

 

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[Luis Mochan]

Hello David,                                                                    

                                                                                

Thanks for your kind comments. However, I haven't published a book              

yet, just my web page. I guess you might mean the book by Jorge Lopez           

Gallardo, physicist from the Univ. of Texas (he just published a second book on our elections).                    

                                                                                

Best regards,                                                                   

Luis    

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[David Griscom]

FYI  Please note the correction below. --Dave

Thanks for the correction, Luis.  Normally I would have pulled the book off my shelf and found my error, but I've loaned Jorge's book out to someone who should be able to read it in its entirety.  In any event I wanted to alert the U.S. EI community to it.

Best wishes, Dave

Hello David,

Thanks for your kind comments. However, I haven't published a book
yet, just my web page. I guess you might mean the book by Jorge Lopez

Gallardo (he just published a second book on our elections).

Best regards,
Luis

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[Luis Mochan]

Dear Stefanella,

Thank you for your note and for all the information which I should read carefully. The book we have mentioned is '2006: ¿Fraude electoral?' by Jorge López Gallardo. His new book is  '2012 ¿Fraude Electoral?' and it has appeared a few months before the 2012 elections (still one month ahead). You might get it through the page http://www.editorial.udg.mx/v1/index.php?seccion=catalogo&sub=libro&isbn=9786074505122

Best regards,

Luis

On Mon, May 28, 2012 at 7:56 AM, Stefanella Boatto <le...@im.ufrj.br> wrote:

Dear Luis,
Where we can find this book ? What is its title?

Are you familiar with the anomalies that we have encountered in Italian election?
We have been studying the election "dynamics" since 2008
a friend did a webpage to collect part of the analysis
http://corsocavour.com/anomalie/

it would be good to compare "notes"...
I was suggesting election integrity to put some volunteers
outside each precinct to count how many people go
actually voting. In Italy it is clear that
the scheme is to add vote to modify the percentages.
Now I am not sure everyone knows that the analogies between
anomalies in Mexican elections (2006), US election (2004) and
Italian elections (2006, 2008, 2009, 20010) are not exactly a coincidence
at least for Mexican elections (2006), US election (2004) and
Italian elections (2006) the group of consultants behind the anomalous winner is
always the same....and in this group there was an IT specialist that in 2008 (December)
has been called for an interrogation at the US Parliament
http://www.alternet.org/rights/114674/republican_it_guru_for_rove_and_mccain_warned_of_sabotage,_dies_after_crashing_his_plane_--_was_set_to_testify/

It would be good to discuss our datas with you and to understand better the results of your studies.
I have discussed with Susana Gomes who was telling me about violation of the Central Limit Theorem
in mexican elections (in Italian election we have violation of the Law of Big Number AND, when we have
the data, of the Central Limit Theorem)....

Best regards,
              Stefanella Boatto

UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro

PS here it goes an article which apparently came out in 2007 which we have seen only
recently.

http://www.rense.com/general75/demsouyr.htm
[05/11/11 10:01:22] Stefanella: Dem Sources - Rove, Others
Involved In Election Tampering
By Wayne Madsen
3-20-7

Democratic Party sources have reported to WMR that Karl Rove and a team of Republican Party election manipulators he has used in the past for tampering with U.S. elections, particularly in Florida, Ohio, and New Mexico, are under investigation by the Italian government of Prime Minister Romano Prodi and the opposition Democratic Revolution Party (PRD) of Mexico.
 
The sources report that investigators are looking at alleged technical and strategic advice given by Rove and GOP election tampering consultants to Silvio Berlusconi's government, particularly the arch-neo-cons in the Berlusconi Cabinet -- then Interior Minister Beppe Pisanu and Foreign Minister Ginafranco Fini. Although polls before the April 2006 election indicated that Prodi's Center-Left coalition was far ahead of Berlusconi's right-wing/neo-fascist alliance and exit polls also indicated a large Center-Left win, Prodi squeaked by with a mere 0.1 percent of the vote. Our sources claim that Rove and his Italian counterparts severely miscalculated in their planning for tampering with the Italian election returns. Rove and his advisers forgot to include the expatriate Italian vote in their calculations. The 2006 national elections were the first in which Italians abroad were allowed to vote and by failing to calculate those votes, Berlusconi lost by a hair, despite the vote counting fraud that reportedly also included siphoning blank protest votes to the Berlusconi column.
 
Similarly, PRD officials are also looking at Rove and his team's involvement in providing election tampering assistance to conservative National Action Party (PAN) candidate Felipe Calderon in last July's Mexico presidential election. Calderon beat PRD candidate Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador by a razor-thin 0.6 percent. However, as with Italy, pre-election polls and exit polls showed the PRD candidate with a commanding lead. Ballot boxes were found in garbage dumps in pro-PRD precincts. In addition, votes for the PRD were either shaved from the total count and some precincts were not even counted.
 
Some of the financial support for Republican interference in the Italian and Mexican elections may have been laundered through the U.S. taxpayer-funded National Endowment for Democracy, which, in turn, funds the International Republican Institute (IRI), an arm of the Republican Party. The IRI has been involved in funding election campaigns in Venezuela against Hugo Chavez and in Haiti against Jean-Bertrand Aristide.
 
Rove now under investigation for election fraud by Italian and Mexican officials. Is an INTERPOL Red Notice for Rove in the offing?
 
Italian government and PRD officials have been in direct contact with Democratic Party election experts concerning the suspected international vote fraud committed by the GOP and Rove. If Rove is asked to testify in Italy about his contacts with Berlusconi government officials and refuses, he will have more than U.S. congressional subpoenas to worry about -- he could be faced with an INTERPOL Red Notice, a international arrest warrant recognized by INTERPOL member states.

On Sat, 26 May 2012 18:01:44 -0500, Luis Mochan wrote

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