The Process Was Opaque and Reflects Mistrust: Coparmex

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In its most recent report, the Coparmex advirti an opaque process and little participation in the judicial election.

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The percentage of voters in the judicial election is insufficient to legitimize the process, says Alfredo López Villarreal Highlighting the failure of the judicial election in Coahuila and throughout the country, COPARMEX President Coahuila Southeast, Alfredo López Villarreal, said that the low level of citizen participation in this process is insufficient to legitimize the results obtained, and indicated that in this regard the request will be …

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These votes demonstrated that reform without consensus generates distrust and weakens the rule of law.

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The low participation of citizens was highlighted as delayed in the installation of cells, episodes of violence, cartage and the purchase of votes.

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The Confederación Patronal de la República Mexicana (Coparmex) harshly criticized the judicial election held this Sunday, calling it an “opaque” process and a “scarce” citizen participation. From the perspective of the business organization, the model adopted not only lacks legitimacy, but also does not represent a genuine democratic exercise, so, he warned, it should not be repeated in the future.

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The Confederación Patronal de la República Mexicana (Coparmex) made a citizen observation during the judicial election, held on June 1, of which it obtained a strong conclusion: it was an electoral process “opaque and with little participation.” It also emphasized that “it was a process that does not meet the real needs of the justice system nor guarantees the institutional strengthening that Mexico requires.” On Sunday, June 1, the election of …