Mexico's Judicial Elections: PRI Leader Denounces 'Farce' and Accuses Morena of Manipulation

Mexico's Judicial Elections: PRI Leader Alito Moreno Accuses Morena of Orchestrating a 'Farce' Mexico City – The recent judicial elections in Mexico have sparked controversy, with accusations of manipulation and voter suppression. Alito Moreno, leader of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), delivered a scathing critique, calling the elections a "farce" and a "great deception." He claims the low voter turnout reflects widespread public distrust in the process. Moreno's video statement directly accuses the ruling Morena party of manipulating the results for political gain. He alleges that Morena engaged in underhanded tactics to secure control of the judicial branch, thereby undermining the checks and balances essential for a functioning democracy. He asserts that this action violates the established balance of powers within the Mexican government. "Today was a black day for democracy in our country," Moreno stated in his video. "Morena consumed a great farce. It was everything but a democratic exercise." He further criticized the lack of transparency and fairness in the election process. Moreno's accusations are serious and raise concerns about the integrity of Mexico's judicial system. Independent investigations are needed to verify the claims and ensure transparency in the electoral process. The low voter turnout, as highlighted by Moreno, underscores the need for greater public confidence in the democratic institutions of Mexico.