Deputies Launch ASF Auditor Selection With 92 Candidates as Monreal Vows No Rigging
Pledges of neutrality come as the Vigilance Commission readies interviews under early‑March deadlines.
Overview
- Morena leader Ricardo Monreal said the process will be autonomous and free of favoritism, urging that all applicants be heard unless they fail legal requirements.
- The Vigilance Commission has published a list of 92 aspirants and plans to release a hearing schedule, with all eligible candidates set to appear.
- Lawmakers must finish document reviews by March 5 and send a shortlist to the Mesa Directiva by March 11 before a plenary vote requiring a three‑quarters majority.
- Evaluations will weigh each candidate’s hearing performance, academic background, professional record, and compliance with constitutional and legal criteria.
- The field includes incumbent David Colmenares seeking another eight‑year term, 4T‑aligned figures such as María de la Luz Mijangos and magistrate Natalia Téllez, and specialists including Edwin Meráz, as well as critics of Colmenares like Muna Dora Buchahin and Gerardo Lozano.