To arrange the events in Mexico's transition to a democracy in the correct chronological order:
1. PRI establishes a one-party rule.
2. The Tlatelolco Massacre.
3. Vicente Fox is elected president.
Firstly, the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) established a one-party rule that lasted for over seven decades in Mexico. This period was marked by a dominant political presence of the PRI, consolidating its power in the country.
Next, the Tlatelolco Massacre occurred on October 2, 1968, during the Tlatelolco Massacre students and civilians were killed by the government in Mexico City. This event highlighted the authoritarian nature of the Mexican government at that time.
Lastly, the election of Vicente Fox as president in the year 2000 marked a significant shift in Mexico's political landscape. Fox's victory ended the PRI's long-standing rule and signified a pivotal moment in Mexico's transition to a multi-party democracy.
By following this chronological order, you can better understand how these events played a crucial role in shaping Mexico's path towards democracy.
