"Even before those incidents we were the subject of vandalism, intimidation, arson and bomb threats," he said.
All of it is subject to intimidation and heavy-handed control.
He added, "We said all along that these four ladies were in a terrible bind," fearful of losing their jobs and subject to intimidation.
The families of other opposition candidates have also been subject to intimidation.
The pesky flies of the press still do a bit of pestering, but they are ill-paid and subject to intimidation.
Municipal police "are the most vulnerable…the most subjected to intimidation and, of course, the vengeance of the criminals," Mr Calderón said recently.
His head of department was rung by GlaxoSmithKline, the company who made the drug; a US Senate Committee later released a report saying Buse had been subject to intimidation.
Those elections are frequently subject to intimidation from employers.
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"The most serious thing is that with this institutional weakness, the municipal police are the most vulnerable, the easiest to track down, the ones most co-opted, the ones most subjected to intimidation and of course vengeance by criminals who act with impunity," Mr. Calderón said in a speech before hundreds of federal police officers.
