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Mexican lawmakers trade accusations over claims against former INE chief

Mexican lawmakers trade accusations over claims against former INE chief

Mexico’s Congress became a forum for accusations about the electoral authority, the National Electoral Institute, or INE.

The debate focused on claims of corruption involving former INE president Guadalupe Taddei.

PAN lawmakers accused Morena of trying to control the institute and urged it to stay out of its work.

Morena and PT lawmakers said allegations should be investigated, while also pointing to past electoral officials and governments.

The parties disputed who should face scrutiny, citing Taddei and figures linked to earlier administrations, including Luis Carlos Ugalde.

Opposition senators called on the federal prosecutor’s office to pursue the case, but the supplied account gives no decision on whether charges will be brought.

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Kenia López RabadánPAN lawmaker
Morena should keep its hands off the INE, and the INE should once again be an institution of the Mexican people.
via El Universal
Margarita GarcíaLabor Party lawmaker
The corruption at the National Electoral Institute began with the PAN, the PRI, and Lorenzo Córdova.
via El Universal
Leonel GodoyMorena lawmaker
if she is responsible for anything, she should be judged by the competent authority
via El Universal
Lilia AguilarLabor Party lawmaker
We have asked that Taddei be investigated; we ourselves have put that discussion at the center
via El Universal

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