They Close - in Chaos - Judicial Campaign

The judicial campaign ends today in the midst of a rain of accordions, corporate and governmental pressures, lack of intervention by the electoral authorities and little clarity towards the voters. After 60 days of campaigning, 3,396 candidates to different positions of the judiciary end today with their proselytism to open the way to the ban on the election day on Sunday, June 1. It was a campaign to carry out pro-selitist acts, inducement of t…

There is no deadline that will never come, after two months of electoral campaign the candidates to the Judiciary will only have what remains of this day to promote their candidacy for the Extraordinary Election of the Judiciary, which will be held on Sunday, June 1. The calendar of activities of the State Electoral Institute (IEE) of Chihuahua, stipulates that the campaign of the candidates will end on Wednesday at 11:59 p.m. Until that moment,…

During 'Aristegui en Vivo', Alejandro Martín del Campo, director of Digital Humanities at Tec de Monterrey, announced the creation of a virtual assistant powered by artificial intelligence, designed to help citizens in the election to the Judiciary on June 1. This system will allow for rapid and reliable consultations on judicial applications.

Aldo Romero This May 28 will conclude the proselytizing acts of the candidates and candidates who aspire to renew a total of 881 judicial posts throughout the country. After 60 days of unprecedented campaigns between federal and local, 3,996 candidates close their activities waiting to obtain the citizen vote [...]

The judicial campaign ends today in the midst of a rain of accordions, corporate and governmental pressures, lack of intervention by the electoral authorities and little clarity towards the voters.After 60 days of campaigning, 3,396 candidates for different positions of the judiciary end today with their proselytism to open the way for the election day next Sunday, June 1.

The judicial campaign ends in the midst of accordion rain, lack of intervention by the authorities and lack of clarity towards the voters.