
Model Julia Orayen, left, from Argentina, signs an autograph after an interview in Mexico City, Tuesday, May 8, 2012. Orayen has posed nude for Playboy and appeared barely dressed in other media, but she made her mark on Mexican minds Sunday night by carrying an urn filled with bits of paper determining the order that candidates would speak during a presidential debate.

Former Playboy model and presidential debate assistant Julia Orayen (white) hands out cards to the four candidates during a televised debate at the Federal Electoral Institute in this handout still image taken from video, in Mexico City, May 7, 2012. Mexico's electoral authority apologized to voters on Monday after a sober presidential debate was upstaged by Orayen clad in a tight-fitting white dress with a cut below the neckline to show much of her cleavage. The debate focused on the economy and the drug-related violence ravaging Mexico.


Model Julia Orayen, left, from Argentina, is watched by a man as she leaves after an interview in Mexico City, Tuesday, May 8, 2012. Orayen has posed nude for Playboy and appeared barely dressed in other media, but she made her mark on Mexican minds Sunday night by carrying an urn filled with bits of paper determining the order that candidates would speak during a presidential debate.

Model Julia Orayen, from Argentina, holds a microphone during an interview in Mexico City, Tuesday, May 8, 2012. Orayen has posed nude for Playboy and appeared barely dressed in other media, but she made her mark on Mexican minds Sunday night by carrying an urn filled with bits of paper determining the order that candidates would speak during a presidential debate















