Multiple Choice
A significant factor that inhibits the prospects of the PRD is
A) the ability of the PRI and PAN to continuously appropriate its policies.
B) deep divisions within the party that at times have been mainly personality-based and at other times have been between pragmatists and ideologues.
C) the lack of the party to win the control of any state.
D) it has found it difficult to formulate policies to alleviate poverty that do not imply a return to governmental intervention in the economy-something that remains unpopular among the Mexican electorate.
E) All of the above are significant factors that inhibit the prospects of the PRD.
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