Monreal reform to annul elections advances in san lázaro commission

The Constitutional Points Commission approved an initiative adding foreign interference as grounds for annulling elections and postponing the judicial election until 2028.

The reform promoted by Ricardo Monreal was approved with 28 votes in favor and 9 against. It was sent to the floor of the Chamber of Deputies for discussion.

Opposition deputies criticized the ambiguity of the term foreign interference. Nadia Navarro Acevedo of the PRI said reports or statements could be used as a pretext for nullity.

The majority bloc defended the measure to protect electoral processes. Ricardo Astudillo of the PVEM noted that Mexico's destiny should not be decided outside the country.

The initiative modifies article 41 of the Constitution. It was also approved by 29 votes in favor to postpone the judicial election from 2027 to 2028.

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Illustration of Chilean finance committee voting on megareform bill.
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Finance committee approves idea of legislating megareform with ruling party votes

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The Finance Committee of the Chamber of Deputies approved on Thursday the idea of legislating the national reconstruction megareform project. The initiative advanced with eight votes in favor from ruling party lawmakers, four against and one abstention from the PDG.

Ricardo Monreal explained that the constitutional reform approved by Congress will not take effect for the 2027 elections but instead from the 2030 presidential vote. The measure requires secondary legislation that cannot be passed in time.

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Ricardo Monreal announced that the judicial reform could be declared constitutional next week after approval by state congresses.

The National Electoral Institute rejected for the third time a discussion on guidelines to regulate early precampaign acts ahead of the 2027 elections.

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