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'''Manuel Bartlett Díaz''' (b. [[Puebla de Zaragoza]], [[Puebla]], 1936-) was Mexico's [[Secretary of the Interior (Mexico)|Secretary of the Interior]] during the six year term of [[Miguel de la Madrid]], from December 1, 1982 to November 30, 1988. He will probably be remembered by the infamous "[[Mexican general election, 1988|caída del sistema]]" in 1988 when, as Secretary of the Interior, he presided over the Federal Electoral Commission. During the first years of the [[Carlos Salinas]] government he was [[Secretary of Public Education]], position he left after being nominated by the PRI as candidate to [[Governor of Puebla]]. His father, [[Manuel Bartlett Bautista]], was governor of [[Tabasco]]. In 1999, he participated in the PRI's internal race for a presidential candidadate. Its campaign motto was ''Basta: Yo Manuel Bartlett no lo permitiré más''. This position, nevertheless, was won by [[Francisco Labastida Ochoa|Francisco Labastida]], who represented [[Institutional Revolutionary Party]] in the electoral race for July 2, 2000. |
'''Manuel Bartlett Díaz''' (b. [[Puebla de Zaragoza]], [[Puebla]], 1936-), one of the most flagrant narco-supporter political figures, was Mexico's [[Secretary of the Interior (Mexico)|Secretary of the Interior]] during the six year term of [[Miguel de la Madrid]], from December 1, 1982 to November 30, 1988. He will probably be remembered by the infamous "[[Mexican general election, 1988|caída del sistema]]" in 1988 when, as Secretary of the Interior, he presided over the Federal Electoral Commission. During the first years of the [[Carlos Salinas]] government he was [[Secretary of Public Education]], position he left after being nominated by the PRI as candidate to [[Governor of Puebla]]. His father, [[Manuel Bartlett Bautista]], was governor of [[Tabasco]]. In 1999, he participated in the PRI's internal race for a presidential candidadate. Its campaign motto was ''Basta: Yo Manuel Bartlett no lo permitiré más''. This position, nevertheless, was won by [[Francisco Labastida Ochoa|Francisco Labastida]], who represented [[Institutional Revolutionary Party]] in the electoral race for July 2, 2000. |
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Elected Senator for a 2000 - 2006 term he became one of the most iron defenders of the state property on the power resources. On May 27, 2006, Manuel Bartlett declared that in view of the low possibility of PRI candidate to the Presidency, [[Roberto Madrazo]] winning and he would vote for [[Andrés Manuel López Obrador]] to avoid a right-wing victory. Madrazo and the PRI's national leader [[Mariano Palacios]] have condemned these declarations and announced the possible expulsion of Bartlett from the party, to which he responded that in that case he will proceed against both leaders PRI members. |
Elected Senator for a 2000 - 2006 term he became one of the most iron defenders of the state property on the power resources. On May 27, 2006, Manuel Bartlett declared that in view of the low possibility of PRI candidate to the Presidency, [[Roberto Madrazo]] winning and he would vote for [[Andrés Manuel López Obrador]] to avoid a right-wing victory. Madrazo and the PRI's national leader [[Mariano Palacios]] have condemned these declarations and announced the possible expulsion of Bartlett from the party, to which he responded that in that case he will proceed against both leaders PRI members. |
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Manuel Bartlett Díaz | |
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| Secretary of the Interior | |
| In office December 1, 1982 – November 30, 1988 | |
| President | Miguel de la Madrid |
| Preceded by | Enrique Olivares Santana |
| Succeeded by | Fernando Gutiérrez Barrios |
| Governor of Puebla | |
| In office February 1, 1993 – January 31, 1999 | |
| Preceded by | Mariano Piña Olaya |
| Succeeded by | Melquiades Morales |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 170px 1936 Puebla de Zaragoza, Puebla |
| Died | 170px |
| Resting place | 170px |
| Political party | Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) |
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| Profession | Lawyer, Politician |
Manuel Bartlett Díaz (b. Puebla de Zaragoza, Puebla, 1936-), one of the most flagrant narco-supporter political figures, was Mexico's Secretary of the Interior during the six year term of Miguel de la Madrid, from December 1, 1982 to November 30, 1988. He will probably be remembered by the infamous "caída del sistema" in 1988 when, as Secretary of the Interior, he presided over the Federal Electoral Commission. During the first years of the Carlos Salinas government he was Secretary of Public Education, position he left after being nominated by the PRI as candidate to Governor of Puebla. His father, Manuel Bartlett Bautista, was governor of Tabasco. In 1999, he participated in the PRI's internal race for a presidential candidadate. Its campaign motto was Basta: Yo Manuel Bartlett no lo permitiré más. This position, nevertheless, was won by Francisco Labastida, who represented Institutional Revolutionary Party in the electoral race for July 2, 2000.
Elected Senator for a 2000 - 2006 term he became one of the most iron defenders of the state property on the power resources. On May 27, 2006, Manuel Bartlett declared that in view of the low possibility of PRI candidate to the Presidency, Roberto Madrazo winning and he would vote for Andrés Manuel López Obrador to avoid a right-wing victory. Madrazo and the PRI's national leader Mariano Palacios have condemned these declarations and announced the possible expulsion of Bartlett from the party, to which he responded that in that case he will proceed against both leaders PRI members.
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