Arturo Castillo
Arturo Castillo is a member of the Instituto Nacional Electoral (INE) in Mexico, known for his involvement in electoral processes and reforms. He recently proposed a controversial criterion regarding gender parity in judicial elections, suggesting that if no women candidates receive votes, the election results should stand as they are, favoring male candidates. This proposal sparked significant debate within the INE, highlighting the ongoing discussions about gender representation in Mexican politics.
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Mexico:
Arturo Castillo emphasized the importance of protecting the data provided by citizens for the electoral process.
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Mexico:
Arturo Castillo thanked Uuc-kib Espadas for bringing the elephant balloon and acknowledged the existence of cheat sheets.
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Bolivia:
Arturo Castillo proposed not to declare the validity of the elections, leaving the decision to the Supreme Court.
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Uruguay:
Arturo Castillo proposed not to declare the validity of the elections, leaving the decision to the Supreme Court.
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Mexico:
Arturo Castillo is one of the electoral councilors who raised concerns about the judicial election.
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Mexico:
Arturo Castillo was among the counselors who opposed the declaration of the judicial election's validity.
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Mexico:
Consejero Arturo Castillo indicated that the operation with cheat sheets could directly affect the fairness of the election.
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Mexico:
Arturo Castillo argued that it is false that unused ballots will not be secured, as they will be stored in a security bag.
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Mexico:
Consejero Arturo Castillo pointed out that these strategies delegitimize the election of the Judiciary, which is unprecedented.
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Mexico:
Arturo Castillo proposed that options be analyzed to ensure materials for visually impaired individuals in future elections.
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