Taddei's resignation from the INE, truckers' strike, joint operations with the United States, Lula and a review of the ISSSTE
Guadalupe Taddei submitted her resignation from the National Electoral Institute (INE); its General Council postponed the interim presidency until Tuesday, and the Chamber of Deputies opened the succession process. The truckers' strike began, and the Mexican Finance Ministry (Hacienda) defended the adjustment to the toll incentive. Sheinbaum said Mexico rejects joint operations with the United States, celebrated Lula's victory and announced a review of the ISSSTE.
Today's facts
- INE: the Internal Control Body tells the Chamber it is investigating 23 people and 18 companies after Taddei's resignation (Mexico City)
- Truckers' strike begins over insecurity and the toll cap (Mexico)
- Joint operations with the United States on Mexican territory: Mexico rejects them (Mexico City)
- Lula's reelection: Sheinbaum says she and Lula agreed to meet soon after their call (Mexico City)
- Comprehensive review of the ISSSTE and the Hermosillo hospital (Mexico)
Reported by:eleconomista.com.mx · Expansión Política · animalpolitico.com · gob.mx · Presidencia · conferencia matutina