* Leftist runner-up alleges vote buying, overspending
* Court ruling due by Thursday or Friday - electoral sources
* Evidence seen as weak, PRI victory likely to be upheld
* Charges underscore challenges facing Mexican democracy
Michael O'Boyle. MEXICO CITY, Aug 28 - Mexico's electoral court is poised to
confirm President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto's victory in the July 1 ballot,
despite allegations of vote buying and money laundering during the campaign,
electoral officials and legal experts said.
Leftist runner-up Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who lost the
presidential election by 3.3 million votes, challenged the result, alleging
that Pena Nieto's party used slush funds to buy votes and breached spending
limits. Read more.
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