Overview
- In an official statement, the INE said it has not filed any formal reform proposal and remains in a collegial construction phase.
- Councillors criticized a 140-page internal draft for lacking consensus and technical rigor, highlighting divisions that slowed an institutional position.
- The INE circulated a timetable that targets delivering a consolidated institutional proposal to the presidential commission on January 12, pending further deliberation.
- On Monday, civil organizations, specialized groups and electoral actors will present their proposals to the commission with INE president Guadalupe Taddei attending.
- The clarification followed rumors about measures such as mandatory voting and compulsory service as polling-station officials, which the INE said it is not proposing.