Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador strode onto the stage to the sounds of a song promising a world of Left-wing harmony.
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Raising the roof of the 87,000-seater Estadio Azteca, site of two World Cup finals, the feverish crowd chanted: “It’s an honour to be with Lopez Obrador” as the scantily-clad salsa dancers swayed, and Mexico’s biggest pop star Belinda gyrated with mariachis.
“We will make history,” the Mexican politician bellowed, describing himself in his speech as a revolutionary, in the canon of Mexico’s great leaders – the equivalent of an American candidate placing himself alongside George Washington, Abraham Lincoln and FDR.
His message of combatting “the mafia of power” seems to be resonating. On…
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