INE ex-advisor Taddei faces possible preventive prison, advisor Castillo says
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Resignations at Mexico's National Electoral Institute (INE) have increased to 15, all linked to personnel associated with Guadalupe Taddei, amid corruption allegations. The interim president, Blanca Cruz, confirmed the departures at a press conference. This signals internal instability at the electoral body ahead of upcoming elections, though the full scope of the corruption allegations remains unclear.
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