Mexican federal deputy Margarita García García criticizes political parties over INE bribery allegations, Digi Mart USA News (Mexico): Federal deputy Margarita García García of the Labor Party (PT) delivered a strong complaint from the floor of the Chamber of Deputies on Tuesday, November 3, acknowledging that citizens have lost confidence in both opposition parties and legislators from the ruling coalition.
During a debate over alleged irregularities and bribes linked to the National Electoral Institute (INE), the lawmaker from Oaxaca demanded that all officials and elected representatives who may be involved be investigated, regardless of political affiliation. “Mexico is fed up.
It believes neither the PRI nor the PAN, nor us ourselves,” García García said, in remarks that drew attention for including criticism of parties allied with the federal government.
The deputy asked that the investigations not be limited to the conduct of Guadalupe Taddei, but also review the responsibilities of previous electoral authorities, including Lorenzo Córdova, as well as legislators allegedly involved in corruption. “Let it be investigated whether deputies, both men and women, are also involved in this shameful bribery scandal,” she demanded.
García García also questioned the fate of public resources sent to Oaxaca, noting that millions of pesos remain unaccounted for and their whereabouts must be clarified. “Let us not be accomplices of one another; let us ask that everything be clarified,” she said, insisting that no political force should cover up possible irregularities.
Her statements came amid an exchange of accusations among lawmakers from Morena, the PAN and the PT over the corruption allegations involving the electoral body.
Separately, a statement by former PRI presidential candidate Roberto Madrazo, made in October 2018, recirculated on social media on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. In it, the Tabasco politician asserted that, according to electoral tally sheets in his possession, Andrés Manuel López Obrador was ahead of Felipe Calderón.
