US EditionMexico Signs Judicial Election Between Polemics, Threats of Boycott and Low Participation
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Mexico City, May 31 (EFE).- The Electoral Tribunal of the Judicial Power of the Federation (TEPJF) declared on Saturday the adoption of precautionary measures to inhibit the distribution or display of the so-called “cordions” -with names of the candidates - during the ban and on the day of the unprecedented judicial election in Mexico on Sunday. The unanimous decision, confirmed by the Superior Chamber of the TEPJF, arises after the presentation…
Two days after the judicial elections of June 1, the General Council of the National Electoral Institute (INE) approved a series of precautionary measures to inhibit and punish the distribution of so-called ‘electoral accordions’. The institute specified that these ‘judicial accordions’, denounced by users on social networks, can be considered electoral propaganda if it is found that parties, officials or candidates themselves use them to influe…
The distribution and mass dissemination of accordions to direct the citizen vote in the election of judges, magistrates and ministers have set fire to the atmosphere prior to Sunday’s election day. The last scandal that haunts the unpublished elections has exploded in the hands of the National Electoral Institute (INE) three days before the day and has thrown it against the ropes. The electoral referee has gone out to face a week after the first…
Mexico City. The Electoral Tribunal of the Judicial Power of the Federation (TEPJF) decided to support the INE in its measure of stopping the surrender of the so-called “cordions” in the extraordinary election of judicial persons. The idea is to avoid any undue pressure or influence on those who are going to vote. Some people disagreed and claimed that this prevents them from carrying some guidance to know who to vote for, as the ballot is long …
The resolution does not prevent voters from carrying their own personal supporting notes to exercise their suffrage By: Roberto Mendoza The Superior Chamber of the Electoral Tribunal of the Judicial Power of the Federation (TEPJF) unanimously confirmed the decision of the National Electoral Institute (INE) to prohibit the use of “cordions” in the historic judicial election to be held this Sunday, June 1. The resolution, endorsed during a private…
The Complaints and Complaints Commission of the National Electoral Institute (INE) ordered the immediate suspension of two Internet pages where accordions of how to vote in each region of the country in the election of judges, ministers and magistrates are disseminated on June 1st. The Common Justice A.C project denounced that, through the Internet portal https://justiceandlibertadmx.org/ this information is disseminated that could constitute el…
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