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Nuevo León official accuses IEEPCNL of attempting to rig election process

Nuevo León's Secretary General accuses the state electoral institute of trying to impose a biased executive secretary.

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Miguel Ángel Flores Serna, the Secretary General of Government in Nuevo León, stated that the Instituto Estatal Electoral y de Participación Ciudadana (IEEPCNL) is attempting to impose a partisan 'Executive Secretary' to manipulate the state's electoral process. [1] The General Council of the Nuevo León State Electoral Institute and Citizen Participation (IEEPCNL) rejected a proposal to name Jesús Cantú Escalante as executive secretary. [2] Miguel Ángel Flores Serna claimed that the institute's proposal includes selecting the venue, timing, and personnel to favor a specific political party, effectively trying to rig the elections in Nuevo León. [3] The accusation follows the public disclosure of a proposal by Jesús Cantú Escalante to occupy the position of Executive Secretary at the IEEPCNL. [4] The Secretary General of Government noted that the proposal has not yet been submitted to a vote, leaving the outcome dependent on the seven council members of the IEEPCNL. [5] After the rejection, Beatriz Adriana Camacho informed that the presidency of the organism will directly designate a person in charge of the executive secretariat's office. [6] During the session, party representatives and council members expressed reservations about the proposed profile, particularly regarding his trajectory and links to governments emanating from Morena. [7] The proposal presented by Beatriz Adriana Camacho, president of the Institute, failed to secure the necessary support, receiving rejection from six of the seven possible votes. [8]
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  1. Miguel Ángel Flores Serna, the Secretary General of Government in Nuevo León, stated that the Instituto Estatal Electoral y de Participación Ciudadana (IEEPCNL) is attempting to impose a partisan 'Executive Secretary' to manipulate the state's electoral process. · publimetro.com.mxMexico
  2. The General Council of the Nuevo León State Electoral Institute and Citizen Participation (IEEPCNL) rejected a proposal to name Jesús Cantú Escalante as executive secretary. · El Universal
  3. Miguel Ángel Flores Serna claimed that the institute's proposal includes selecting the venue, timing, and personnel to favor a specific political party, effectively trying to rig the elections in Nuevo León. · publimetro.com.mxMexico
  4. The accusation follows the public disclosure of a proposal by Jesús Cantú Escalante to occupy the position of Executive Secretary at the IEEPCNL. · publimetro.com.mxMexico
  5. The Secretary General of Government noted that the proposal has not yet been submitted to a vote, leaving the outcome dependent on the seven council members of the IEEPCNL. · publimetro.com.mxMexico
  6. After the rejection, Beatriz Adriana Camacho informed that the presidency of the organism will directly designate a person in charge of the executive secretariat's office. · El Universal
  7. During the session, party representatives and council members expressed reservations about the proposed profile, particularly regarding his trajectory and links to governments emanating from Morena. · El Universal
  8. The proposal presented by Beatriz Adriana Camacho, president of the Institute, failed to secure the necessary support, receiving rejection from six of the seven possible votes. · El Universal
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