Companies linked to Taddei clan awarded 123 million pesos in judicial election contracts

Companies Cajas Graf and Litho Formas, which are allegedly linked to the Taddei clan, received 123,143,630 pesos in contracts from various Local Public Electoral Bodies (OPLE) for the 2025 judicial election.

An investigation by El Universal indicates that these companies are among seven entities linked by the Superior Auditor of the Federation to businessman José Alfredo Hernández Casillas, an associate of former National Electoral Institute (INE) president Guadalupe Taddei.

Key contract allocations include:

• Quintana Roo: Approximately 50.7 million pesos, including a 34.8 million peso contract with Litho Formas and a 15.9 million peso addendum with Cajas Graf. • Sonora: Approximately 31 million pesos paid to Cajas Graf for electoral materials. • San Luis Potosí: 16.9 million pesos awarded to Litho Formas. • Coahuila: 16.9 million pesos awarded under contract LPN-002-20-25.

These funds were used to procure materials for the judicial election process and related simulations across several Mexican states.