‘We Live an Electoral Autocracy’: Zedillo Warns About the Conditions for Voting in Mexico in 2027
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The former head of government, who came to the presidency of the PRI in 1994, recalled that the authoritarian mandates disappeared from the autonomous bodies.
The former president spoke about the current state of Mexican politics, at an event held in Spain Martín Enriquez Former presidentErnesto Zedillo Ponce de León warned that Mexico has stopped gathering the attributes necessary to consider itself a democracy. This, after accusing the government of President Claudia Sheinbaumde to weaken the institutions responsible for [...]
After accusing the federal government of weakening the institutions responsible for guaranteeing judicial independence, electoral competence and counterweights to the executive branch, former President Ernesto Zedillo argued that Mexico has stopped gathering the attributes necessary to consider itself a democracy.
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