Overview
- The TFJA admitted an administrative case for alleged serious offenses against six current and former INE counselors tied to a 2021 vote to delay the mandate‑revocation process.
- INE filed to appear as a third interested party, with counselor Dania Ravel saying the step is to defend independent decision‑making essential to its constitutional role.
- The investigation involves Lorenzo Córdova, Ciro Murayama, Roberto Ruiz, Dania Ravel, Claudia Zavala and Jaime Rivera, according to reporting on the tribunal filing.
- The complaint originated with then‑Morena representative Sergio Gutiérrez Luna and was advanced by the INE’s Internal Control Body, which escalated it to the TFJA four years later.
- Mujeres en Plural warned that the proceeding sets a risky precedent for electoral autonomy, noting potential penalties including suspension, removal, fines or temporary disqualification reportedly up to 20 years.