Nestor Jimenez
The newspaper La Jornada
Wednesday, September 11, 2024, p. 8
Yesterday’s resolution by the Commission on Prerogatives and Political Parties of the National Electoral Institute (INE), which rejects the endorsement of the PRI’s national assembly and its statutory reforms that led to the re-election of Alejandro Moreno as its party leader, are a serious hope
that this process will be brought down, said the former national president of the tricolor Sweet Maria Sauri.
He indicated that his legal team is already analyzing the scope of the resolution that the General Council of the electoral body must still vote on, but he maintained that, if ratified, the leadership of Alito His time would be running out, but he noted that there are still many steps to be taken on the legal route.
The former governor of Yucatan also explained that the electoral authorities authorized last year an extension of the Moreno leadership period only until 60 days after the conclusion of the electoral process. She argued that this was the reason why urgency
Moreno to carry out the process that ended with his re-election.
Sauri considered that this period begins on August 29, when the distribution of plurinominal seats in Congress was determined. For his part, Moreno has argued that this assessment would be incorrect and has said that the electoral period concluded with the election of June 2, so the National Assembly and his re-election would be valid.
If the validity of the PRI assembly is rejected, said Sauri, the party will have to appoint an interim leadership: I would say that there is serious hope on our part because it is based on legality. This is an important step, but there are more to come.
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