Mexico's Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)

Mexico's Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI)

A) has continued to support revolutionary causes.
B) has become an agglomeration of socialists, liberals, conservatives, labor leaders, and intellectuals, among others.
C) has centered around the dispute over land ownership and redistribution.
D) is filled with corruption to the point that all European business owners have chosen to appeal to the government for protection of property rights.
E) was never that successful at advancing social causes, in part because most of those who joined the party over the years did so for the inevitable payoff for their support rather than because they actually wanted to change their society for the better.