Mexico City /
The Superior Chamber of the Electoral Court of the Judicial Branch of the Federation (TEPJF) confirmed sentences against the governor of Nuevo León, Samuel Garcíain which the Regional Chamber determined that it violates the principles of impartiality, neutrality and equity; as well as the improper use of public resources in favor of the Citizen Movement candidacies for the Senate and the Presidency.
The project, which was approved unanimouslypointed out that García used his social networks to violate the fairness of the process by requesting a vote in favor of his party’s candidates and used state resources by attending meetings in his capacity as governor in which Álvarez Máynez also participated.
“The existence of a violation of the principles of impartiality, neutrality and equity in electoral competition was determined, due to the dissemination of electoral propaganda in favor of MC’s candidacies for the Senate of the Republic in the aforementioned federal entity,” the ruling stated. confirmed by the magistrates.
The TEPJF ruling declared the existence of improper use of public resources, and non-compliance with precautionary measures.yes ordered in the agreement ACQyD-INE-126/2024, attributed to Samuel Alejandro García Sepúlveda and “the existence of an undue electoral benefit attributed to Jorge Álvarez Máynez and Movimiento Ciudadano.”
The above as a result of a publication on the social network Facebook in which it is appreciated Samuel Garcia at an event with ambassadors of the European Union in Mexico, and at which the then candidate, Jorge Álvarez Máynez, and the national leader, Dante Delgado, were also present.
With this sentencethe governor of Nuevo León faced his tenth resolution against for electoral reasonss that were imposed on him by local and federal authorities. Just last October 9, the TEPJF fined him for publishing messages in favor of the Senate candidates Martha Herrera and Luis Donaldo Colosio and for organizing an alleged payment of a Tesla brand truck in favor of the presidential candidate Jorge Álvarez Máynez.
