Mexico's Electoral Chief Is Resigning After Graft Probe Opened
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In the midst of the announcement of Guadalupe Taddei's resignation from the presidency of the National Electoral Institute (INE), Morena's national leadership called on the electoral authority to ensure certainty in the electoral process, while the leaders of the parties Acción Nacional (PAN) and Revolutionary Institutional (PRI) linked the party to the alleged irregularities in contracts with suppliers that led to Taddei's departure.
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico's highest electoral authority announced on Sunday that he will leave office following allegations of alleged corruption that have triggered a crisis in the National Electoral Institute (INE), just eight months from the...
Mexico City, Oct. 25 (EFE).- The president of the National Electoral Institute (INE) of Mexico, Guadalupe Taddei, announced this Sunday that she will present her resignation to the Chamber of Deputies, on Monday, October 26, following media publications on potential conflicts of interest and triangulation of resources with the Institute’s promoters. «After [...] The entry President of the Electoral Institute of Mexico will leave the post due to …
The chairwoman will leave office this Monday after signs of conflict of interest with a provider; she said her departure seeks to protect the stability and independence of the electoral body
The INE published and then deleted a statement announcing the resignation of Guadalupe Taddei, scheduled for Monday, October 26, amid questions about alleged irregularities in recruitments
The president leaves the electoral body after a week of revelations about alleged conflicts of interest and links with suppliers
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