It may regarded the official start of the campaign to be the PRD's mayoral candidate for Mexico City: Six prominent PRD members in Mexico City held their first public debate this Saturday. They were:
* Laura Velázquez, secretary of economic development
* Benito Mirón, secretary of work
* Armando Quintero, transport secretary
* Martí Batres, secretary of social development (and said to be AMLO's favorite)
* Mario Delgado, education (and said to be Ebrard's favorite)
* Alejandra Barrales, local deputy and head of the ALDF city legislature.
One dark-horse candidate mentioned increasingly the past weeks as a back-up candidate by Ebrard did not participate: Manuel Mondragón y Kalb, head of public security.
With the possible exception of Mondragón, it seems fair to say that all of PRD's main hopefuls are now officially out of the electoral closet.
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