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Se han interpuesto 10 medios de impugnación relacionados con acciones afirmativas: IEEM






De acuerdo con la consejera electoral, Sandra López Bringas, se han interpuesto 10 medios de impugnación relacionados con acciones afirmativas, referentes a los registros de candidaturas en la entidad.

Finalmente resalta que estos 10 medios de impugnación ya se encuentran en el Tribunal Electoral del Estado de México.

Las acciones afirmativas obligan a los partidos políticos a registrar como candidatos a algún cargo de ayuntamiento y diputaciones locales, a personas de grupos vulnerables, considerando a Pueblos Originarios, afrodescendientes, con discapacidad y de la diversidad sexual.

Sin embargo, a consideración de estos grupos, algunas candidaturas registradas no corresponden a su sector, de ahí que se presenten los medios de impugnación.

Sin develar cuáles son los registros que han sido impugnados, estas medidas refieren a 2 de Pueblos Originarios, 2 registros por discapacidad, 2 de la comunidad de la diversidad, y 4 con afromexiquenses.

Finalmente resalta que estos 10 medios de impugnación que se encuentran en el Tribunal Electoral del Estado de México, dos ya han sido resueltos y restan por su resolución los siguientes:

Medios de impugnación
Acción afirmativa Número
Indígena  JDCL/158/2024
Discapacidad JDCL/161/2024
Afromexiquense  JDCL/182/2024
Afromexiquense JDCL/202/2024
Discapacidad  JDCL/187/2024
Indígena  JDCL/214/2024
Afromexiquense JDCL/157/2024JDCL/191/2024
Afromexiquense JDCL/213/2024
TOTAL                  8

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