Politics · Mexico · 1 hr ago
Guadalupe Taddei submits written handover of her INE offices
Guadalupe Taddei submitted paperwork to hand over her offices at Mexico’s National Electoral Institute, known as the INE.
The submission was made in writing through other people after the INE’s internal oversight body required her to complete the handover.
The process is not yet complete: the institute is still receiving the documents and institutional matters left by the former president.
The handover comes after weeks of controversy surrounding Taddei’s time in office.
The case is now with three oversight and justice bodies: the INE’s internal control office, the federal audit office and the attorney general’s office.
Interim president Blanca Cruz said she will not use Taddei’s office and will wait for the Chamber of Deputies to appoint the next head of the electoral body.
Guadalupe Taddei submitted written paperwork to hand over her offices at Mexico’s National Electoral Institute (INE), Blanca Cruz said on November 10.
The handover was made through a representative and after the deadline, according to Cruz.
Reports differed on whether the handover-reception process was complete: one said the paperwork had been submitted but the reception procedure was still underway.
The INE’s Internal Control Body is handling the matter.
Cruz said the 2026-2027 electoral process would proceed, with the election scheduled for June 2027.
- Who
- Guadalupe Taddei, the former INE president, submitted the handover paperwork. Blanca Cruz, the interim president, announced it.
- What
- Taddei submitted written paperwork to hand over her offices and related records. The reception procedure was still underway, according to one report.
- When
- Cruz announced the handover on November 10, 2026. Taddei resigned on October 26.
- Where
- At Mexico’s National Electoral Institute (INE).
- Why
- Taddei was required to hand over records and institutional matters after leaving office. The Internal Control Body had set a deadline.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Taddei resigned as president of the INE.
Taddei had five working days from the following Monday to deliver physical records to the Internal Control Body.
Cruz announced that Taddei had submitted the written handover through a representative.
- Former INE president
- Guadalupe Taddei
- Interim INE president
- Blanca Yassahara Cruz García
- Handover recipient
- INE Internal Control Body
- Taddei’s resignation
- October 26, 2026
- Election cited by Cruz
- June 2027
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What people are saying
The deadline has passed and the written handover has been made, and we are in the reception process.
The electoral process is guaranteed to take place in June 2027 in accordance with the regulations.
Distrust is your right, but get involved in monitoring the process.