The Complaints and Complaints Commission of the National Electoral Institute (INE) ordered Andrés Manuel López Obrador to eliminate or modify, in a maximum of six hours, the video and stenographic version of the ceremony of February 5, 2024 in which he presented his package of 20 reforms to the Constitution, including judicial, political-electoral reform and the pension system, for preliminarily violating equity in the electoral contest.
The electoral advisors who make up the Complaints Commission They complied with the ruling of the Superior Chamber of the Electoral Tribunal of the Judicial Branch of the Federation (TEPJF) that revoked the dismissal of the complaint filed by Jorge Álvarez Máynez, presidential candidate of Movimiento Ciudadano, against the president, and determined to issue precautionary measures against the president.
Within the framework of the ceremony to commemorate the promulgation of the 1917 Constitution, held at the National Palace, The president presented his package of constitutional reforms, which he said are “aimed at modifying the content of anti-popular articles that were introduced during the neoliberal or neo-Porfirista period. All of them, all those reforms of the neoliberal period contrary to the public interest.”
The counselor Claudia Zavala president of the Complaints and Denunciations Commission, indicated that in the ceremony President López Obrador made reference to the preference of the political model he leads and in which he identifies the opposition to his government, omitting his obligation to be impartial during the election.
The counselor added that the president recognized that the presentation of his reform package responds to the ongoing electoral process.
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The Complaints Commission also urged President López Obrador not to make electoral pronouncements, a call that adds to the 24 that the electoral authority has made since the elections started on September 7, 2023.