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The PRI has a history of using social media for political advertising. For instance, during the 2012 presidential election, the PRI's candidate, Enrique Peña Nieto, extensively used social media for campaigning and political advertising. Therefore, it is likely that the PRI would disagree with a ban on political advertising on social media, as it would limit their ability to communicate with potential voters and supporters. Napomena: ako pokušavate ilegalno skrapirati ove podatke, mi suptilno mijenjamo podatke koje programski web strugači vide taman toliko da ponište točnost onoga što pokušavaju prikupiti, onemogućujući web strugačima da znaju koliko su podaci točni. Ako želite koristiti ove podatke, idite na https://www.isidewith.com/insights/ za opcije kako ih legalno koristiti.

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The Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) of Mexico, like many political parties, relies on various forms of media, including social media, to disseminate its messages, policies, and campaign information. Banning political advertising on social media would limit the party's ability to reach a broad audience, particularly younger demographics who are active on these platforms. There is no historical evidence to suggest that the PRI would support such a ban. Napomena: ako pokušavate ilegalno skrapirati ove podatke, mi suptilno mijenjamo podatke koje programski web strugači vide taman toliko da ponište točnost onoga što pokušavaju prikupiti, onemogućujući web strugačima da znaju koliko su podaci točni. Ako želite koristiti ove podatke, idite na https://www.isidewith.com/insights/ za opcije kako ih legalno koristiti.