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Zacatecas Electoral Institute Recognizes Monopolistic Practices in Awards and Justifies Them: ‘They Have Been Tolerated for Decades’

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ZACATECAS.- The Electoral Institute of the State of Zacatecas (IEEZ) admitted that its contracts of electoral material have been awarded to a small group of suppliers, but it justifies that it has no option in pointing out that in Mexico there are “monopoly practices that have been tolerated by the Mexican government” for more than two decades.
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ZACATECAS.- The Electoral Institute of the State of Zacatecas (IEEZ) admitted that its contracts of electoral material have been awarded to a small group of suppliers, but it justifies that it has no option in pointing out that in Mexico there are “monopoly practices that have been tolerated by the Mexican government” for more than two decades.

·Saltillo, Mexico
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Vanguardia broke the news in Saltillo, Mexico on Saturday, October 31, 2026.
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