Mexico's INE 'Has Given In' on Policing Elections, Council Member Warns
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Mexico's INE 'Has Given In' on Policing Elections, Council Member Warns
Opening the 2026-2027 electoral process, INE council member Arturo Castillo accused Mexico's electoral institute of giving in on its duty to arbitrate — while Aguayo, Dresser, Merino and Woldenberg launched a citizen observation alliance.
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elnorte.comArturo Castillo, INE's advisor, said that the organ has caved in in its role of arbitrating elections by not stopping anticipated acts.
Arturo Castillo, adviser to the National Electoral Institute (INE), said that the body has given up its role of arbitrating elections by not stopping anticipated acts.
The councillor of the National Electoral Institute (INE), Arturo Castillo, warned that some decisions taken by the majority of the General Council could put at risk the fairness of the elections of 2027 and accused the body of having failed to fulfill part of its functions as electoral referee. During the start...
This was the start of the session of the General Council with which the organization of the electoral process was flagged 2026-2027
The first to show his concern was the advisor Arturo Castillo Loza, who did not hesitate to point out that there are various factors that can lead to "a questioned choice".
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