SCJN Postpones Vote on Reform Affecting the Hat Movement
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Minister Arístides Guerrero García postponed the discussion of his project to validate the majority of the electoral reform of Michoacan that limits the independent candidacies, an hour after the mayor of Uruapan, Greece Quiroz, demonstrated outside the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) to ask the ministers to modify the proposal.
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) decided to postpone the vote on a project that seeks to invalidate legal restrictions imposed on independent candidates in Michoacán that affects the Hat Movement.This electoral reform, challenged by the Citizens' Movement party, contains prohibitions that prevent aspiring citizens from projecting a shared political identity or acting as a bloc. The ruling is of utmost relevance to the mayor of U…
Greece Quiroz goes to the SCJN and points out that the discussion on the electoral reform of Michoacan will change its date.
The SCJN postponed the analysis of the state electoral reform. Greece Quiroz asked the ministers to review the modifications to avoid restrictions on citizen participation. The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) decided to postpone the vote related to the electoral reform of Michoacan, which contemplates modifications that could limit independent candidatures. The project was planned to be presented by Minister Aristides Rodrigo Guerr…
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) postponed the discussion on the restrictions on independent candidatures in Michoacan, among them that could affect the aspirations of Greece Quiroz towards the elections of 2027. The plenary session planned to analyze on Monday the action of unconstitutionality 69/2026, promoted by the Citizen Movement against various provisions of the Electoral Code of Michoacan, but the matter was withdrawn. M…
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