The Upper Room of the Electoral Tribunal of the Judicial Branch of the Federation (TEPJF) annulled the sanctions imposed on ministers, magistrates and judges for appear on accordions ballots that were distributed massively in the last election.
In the last session of the current integration of the Electoral Court, the majority of judges they closed the case of the distribution of voting guideswith the forgiveness of fines of between 39 thousand and 150 thousand pesos.
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They would be around 6.3 million pesos that he TEPJF would annul the winners in sanctions of the last judicial election, due to the alleged benefit they received for appearing in mass voting guides.
The majority of the judges indicated that the candidates’ delimitations were made in a timely mannerin addition to the fact that there was not enough evidence to directly relate at least 177 winning candidates with the making of accordions.
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In another matter, the TEPJF validated a clause of Morena’s basic documents which provides for sanctions for militants who publicly criticize leaders or the party, without exhausting the remedies available. internal complaint.
In turn, the Upper Room confirmed the resolution of Veracruz Electoral Court to annul the victory of Emilio Olvera, of Movimiento Ciudadano, and give it to Janeth Adanely Rodríguezfrom Morena, after the vote count, so the Morenista will take protest as mayor of one of the most affected municipalities because of the past rains.
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