Mexico City. The Justice Commission of the Chamber of Deputies endorsed tonight the legal package that will regulate the election of judges, ministers and magistrates in 2025, and the respective opinions were sent to the Board of Directors to be voted on tomorrow, Monday, in plenary.
After approving the General Law of the System of Challenge Means, that legislative body validated the General Law of Electoral Institutions and Procedures, which the Senate sent to the deputies last week.
In the electoral law, not only are the powers of the National Electoral Institute expanded, but the times of the campaigns and the communication model to which the candidates may resort are set, through the use of official times, but they will be prohibited from contracting spaces of advertising.
The law empowers the INE to both define the guidelines for the organization, development and calculation of the process, as well as approve the ballot model and the maximum limits on campaign expenses.
Even in an inconsistency with the current electoral election model, the law will also allow a vote to be valid when it is cast “in favor of a clearly identifiable candidacy, regardless of whether two or more votes may be cast for various candidacies in the same ballot.”
That is, voters may vote for more than one candidate for judge, magistrate or minister registered on the same ballot.
In this case, the INE will determine the number of valid votes that each voter can cast on the same ballot.
During the discussion, the PRI detected other inconsistencies, the most visible being that in the Senate the figure of a specialized commission of the Superior Chamber of the Electoral Tribunal of the Judicial Branch of the Federation was removed from the articles.
However, in the minutes of the senators, said commission was not deleted from the sixth number of article 471 of the General Law of Electoral Institutions and Procedures.
That is, explained the PRI coordinator, Rubén Moreira, the “senators left alive a commission that no longer exists,” and it is an error that the plenary session of the chamber should correct this Monday, even if this means returning the minutes to the Senate. “And that they correct it there even if it is fast track,” he explained.
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