Sheinbaum Says Taddei and Hernández Casillas Brothers Remain in Mexico Amid INE Corruption Probe

Sheinbaum says Taddei and Hernández Casillas brothers remain in Mexico amid INE corruption probe: Sheinbaum Says Taddei and Hernández Casillas Brothers Remain in Mexico: President Claudia Sheinbaum said Guadalupe Taddei remains in Mexico amid corruption allegations, as the Anticorruption Secretariat presented a report on companies linked to brothers José Alfredo and Raymundo Hernández Casillas seeking multimillion-peso contracts with the National Electoral Institute.

Sheinbaum says Taddei and Hernández Casillas Brothers Remain in Mexico amid INE corruption probe, Digi Mart USA News (Mexico): Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said that Guadalupe Taddei remains in Mexico amid corruption allegations against her, according to a publisher report.

During the Mañanera del Pueblo, the Anticorruption and Good Government Secretariat presented a report on a network of companies linked to brothers José Alfredo and Raymundo Hernández Casillas, which allegedly obtained multimillion-dollar contracts with the National Electoral Institute (INE). The president was asked whether the matter had been addressed in the federal Security Cabinet and whether the whereabouts of Taddei and the Hernández Casillas brothers were known.

Sheinbaum responded that the matter had not been discussed so far, stating, “Yes, that is what we presume, but well, the investigation should be reviewed.”

Amid the matter, Sheinbaum Pardo confirmed that the Financial Intelligence Unit (UIF) froze bank accounts of individuals and companies linked to electoral suppliers after detecting high-risk financial operations.

Felix Reeves

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