CIA case in Chihuahua, Ley Antimemes, Modalidad 40, INE contracts, IMSS conflict and the PT alliance
The president reports a complaint against the governor of Chihuahua over the CIA case, and Jáuregui's defense reports that the judge in his case resigned; the Chamber of Deputies passes the so-called Anti-Memes Law (Ley Antimemes); the president defends the changes to Modalidad 40, the voluntary pension contribution scheme of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS); Taddei will ask for an audit of tenders at the National Electoral Institute (INE); dissenting IMSS workers demand that their union leader step down; the Labor Party (PT) pauses the alliance; the Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judiciary (TEPJF) orders an investigation of the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH).
Today's facts
- CIA case: a complaint before the FGR against Governor Maru Campos, according to the president, and the resignation of the judge in the Jáuregui case, according to the defense (Chihuahua)
- Ley Antimemes: the Chamber of Deputies passes it with penalties of up to five years in prison and sends it to the Executive
- IMSS Modalidad 40: the president attributes the rule change to pension fraud
- INE contracts: Taddei refers the case to internal control, will ask the ASF for an audit and opens a procurement portal
- IMSS pay raise: the president refuses to intervene in the demand that the SNTSS leader step down (Mexico City)
- 2027 alliance: the PT puts talks with Morena on hold until it resolves its internal conflicts
- PRI complaint against the CNDH: the Electoral Tribunal orders the INE to investigate a promotional spot (October 21)
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