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IEEM aprueba sitio donde se resguardarán votos de mexiquenses residentes en el extranjero



En sesión de Consejo, se aprobaron las sustituciones de diversas candidaturas a integrantes de Ayuntamientos (Foto: Especial).

Cabe destacar, que el sitio asignado cuenta con el espacio suficiente para su almacenamiento y con la amplitud necesaria para el manejo y permanencia en las mismas.

En los asuntos generales, las representaciones de los partidos políticos expresaron la necesidad de reforzar la seguridad en la entidad para que la ciudadanía tenga la certeza de salir a las casillas y pueda depositar con toda confianza su voto el próximo domingo 2 de junio.  

La Consejera Presidenta del IEEM, Amalia Pulido Gómez, aseguró a las fuerzas políticas que ha transmitido sus peticiones tanto en la Mesa de Construcción de Paz, como en la Mesa Política para el Proceso Electoral 2024 del Gobierno del Estado de México, donde estuvieron presentes las dirigencias de los diversos partidos políticos. Afirmó que en dichos encuentros se expusieron las estrategias implementadas durante el proceso electoral y las medidas que se tomarán en los próximos días para reforzar la seguridad a fin de que la ciudadanía vote en un ambiente de seguridad, paz y libertad.

Durante la Quinta Sesión Ordinaria, también se presentó el Informe de Actividades de la Secretaría Ejecutiva del IEEM.

Al concluir esta sesión, dio inicio la Vigésimo Cuarta Sesión Extraordinaria, donde las Consejeras Electorales y el Consejero Electoral, votaron de manera unánime para aprobar el Proyecto de Acuerdo para sustituir diversas candidaturas a integrantes de Ayuntamientos del Estado de México, para el periodo constitucional 2025-2027.

Además, respaldaron los Proyectos de Resolución de los Recursos de Revisión: CG-SE-RR-10/2024; y CG-SE-RR-11/2024.

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