US EditionThe Appointment of Three Members of the Ine Rounds up the Electoral Reform of the 4t
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The Chamber of Deputies approved the call to elect three electoral councillors; the vote is scheduled for 22 April.
The renewal of three councils of the National Electoral Institute opens up as a new opportunity for the government to accommodate its pieces on the political board. The Chamber of Deputies is about to issue the call for the designation of three places that will remain vacant on April 4 in the General Council of the INE, thus starting a process of registration and evaluation of candidates that will take place in parallel to the discussion of plan…
Today, the famous plan “B” is being discussed, after the allies themselves stopped the much-desired electoral reform that for the regime of the so-called Fourth Transformation was a crucial point for its “movement,” and that recalls that it has been two constitutional modifications in which they simply have not been able to make progress. What they can achieve in the next few days will be far removed from the original plan marked seven years ago…
On March 19, 2026, the Chamber of Deputies approved the call for applications to elect the three electoral councilors of the National Electoral Institute (INE) who will replace those whose terms will end on April 4, including Jorge Montaño Ventura, who was appointed along with the current president of the council, Guadalupe Taddei Zavala, in the 2023 renewal.
The evaluation of applicants will take place between 30 March and 17 April.
On 22 April, the Board of Directors of the Chamber of Deputies was informed of the proposals made by candidates by the Jucopo and the vote was scheduled to take place in plenary on the same day.
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