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INE Will Report to Taddei for Five Crimes

Summary by El Diario
It shall be for illicit enrichment, embezzlement, trading in influence, abusive exercise of functions and unlawful use of powers

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Blanca Cruz, chief executive officer of the National Electoral Institute confirms that the INE has not yet filed a complaint with the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) in the Taddei case. “Our legal teams are working on the last details, on the last details; it’s practically ready. We’re not going to be long.”Blanca Cruz, interim councillor of the National Electoral InstituteThe INE is not yet presenting the hearing to the FGR due to the irregular…

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It shall be for illicit enrichment, embezzlement, trading in influence, abusive exercise of functions and unlawful use of powers

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The lawsuit comes after two weeks marked by the alleged plot of curruption in the electoral referee that triggered the resignation of its president

·Madrid, Spain
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A senior audit of the Federation must determine whether there are irregularities that warrant criminal prosecution against former official Guadalupe Taddei.

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Jorge Romero Herrera proposes to punish those who are responsible if crimes or administrative misdemeanours are proven

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The National Electoral Institute (INE) plans to denounce its former president, Guadalupe Taddei, to the Attorney General’s Office of the Republic (FGR) for five crimes: illicit enrichment, embezzlement, trading in influence, abusive exercise of functions and illicit use of powers. Sources close to the CEO confirmed that the judicial process is being refined by the agency ... The publication INE will formally denounce its former president, Guadal…

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Infobae broke the news in Buenos Aires, Argentina on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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