The elected mayor of Cuauhtémoc, Alessandra Rojo de la Vega will challenge the nullity of the election in Cuauhtémoc, before the Electoral Tribunal of the Judicial Branch of the Federation (TEPJF).
Through a statement, Rojo de la Vega confirmed that after the determination of the Electoral Tribunal of Mexico City (TECDMX) to annul the election in Cuauhtémoc, he will appeal to the TEPJF Regional Chamber, to defend his triumph.
“We are going to defend that victory”warned Rojo de la Vega, confiding that the TEPJF “has already corrected them twice and this will be the third time.”
Yesterday, in a public session, the TECDMX annulled the election in Cuauhtémoc due to alleged political violence based on gender against the former candidate of Morena, PT and PVEM, Catalina Monreal.
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“They even invented a new term: familism, that was the political violence I exercised. So many years of fighting as a feminist, of going out into the streets, of accompanying women, and I had never heard that term.”the elected mayor denounced, awaiting the opinion of the Regional Chamber.
In view of the determination of the TECDMX, the collective “It’s not just one, it’s all of us” She accused that the classification of the crime of political violence against women based on gender was manipulated and distorted by outside interests.
“For interests unrelated to human rights and at the expense of political and personal favors, they are trying to steal the election”the group said.
📢 In view of the violation of our Human Rights by the @TECDMX by annulling the election won by @AlessandraRdlvusing the feminist struggle to justify their servility. Feminists and NGOs will not allow our achievements to be used as political weapons. Alessandra,… pic.twitter.com/vgW6d42rTE
— It’s not just one, it’s all of us ♀ (@somostodasmx) September 1, 2024
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