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Mexico's PRI challenges INE sanctions and Morena alliance tensions rise

Mexican political tensions are escalating as the PRI challenges recent National Electoral Institute (INE) sanctions. The INE ordered PRI legislators to remove social media posts that linked the Morena party to organized crime and used the term ‘narcopartido’. PRI leaders, including Alejandro Moreno and Rubén Moreira Valdez, have denounced these measures as censorship and an infringement on parliamentary immunity, stating they will appeal to the Federal Electoral Tribunal (TEPJF).

Simultaneously, internal friction is growing within the ruling coalition. The Labor Party (PT) has warned Morena that withdrawing from their alliance could jeopardize up to 12 governorships in the 2027 elections. PT leadership has criticized Morena for failing to include them in the technical committees responsible for designing the methodology of electoral surveys used to select state coordinators.

In separate legal developments, the TEPJF has issued two significant rulings regarding electoral oversight. The tribunal revoked an INE agreement that allowed individuals linked to social programs, such as 'Servidores de la Nación', to serve as electoral observers based solely on a sworn declaration, reinstating the requirement for institutional verification. Additionally, the TEPJF ruled that the INE cannot prohibit political parties from observing the interviews of electoral supervisors and trainers, citing the parties' constitutional right to oversight.

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Alejandro Moreno · Alejandro Moreno Cárdenas · INE · Instituto Nacional Electoral · Manuel Añorve · Morena · PRI · PT · Partido Revolucionario Institucional · Partido del Trabajo · Rubén Moreira Valdez · TEPJF

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