内容摘要：But upon taking office for his second time on January 20, Trump

But upon taking office for his second time on January 20, Trump

Then, of course, there's the sheer challenge of keeping track of all the candidates.“For a citizen who has the time and the interest, it's a very difficult task," Ríos Figueroa said. "Now, there are many citizens who don't have the time or the interest."

A political 'bidding war'Before Mexico decided to elect its judges, the choice of judicial leaders was made through internal government channels.Supreme Court justices, for instance, were nominated by Mexico's president and approved in the Senate. A judicial commission, meanwhile, selected the other federal judges, evaluating candidates through exams, coursework and experience.

But last year, a constitutional amendment paved the way for Sunday's controversial election.It was a final, parting victory for outgoing President

Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador

, the political mentor of Mexico's current leaderIt took just 12 minutes for the French champions to go ahead with a move of speed and precision when Vitinha’s threaded pass into the box found the feet of Doue. The forward could have shot, but instead slid in Hakimi to tap into an open net.

Former Inter player Hakimi’s celebrations were muted, but PSG’s fans erupted.Eight minutes later and the lead was doubled, although this time it relied more on luck than precision, as Doue’s shot from the right of the box deflected off Federico Dimarco and past Inter goalkeeper Yann Sommer.

He got his second in the 63rd, sliding the ball into the bottom corner when through on goal.Kvaratskhelia added a fourth 10 minutes later, and Mayulu then found the back of the net in the 86th, just two minutes after coming on, adding his name to the list of teenage scorers in a final.