Report what happened given to balazos Haraum Salvador Ramírez Benítez, monitor auditor of the National Electoral Institute (INE) in the municipality of AxapuscoState of Mexico, above all, the man working as auditor of the electoral body in the District Council 05 of Teotihuacán was arrested during an attack in the mediations of the Valle de Teotihuacán University Center.
At the moment the authorities have not given more information about the success, but we hope that they can soon reveal the case, we are within a month of the presidential elections and this worries you here authors ya la citizenshipquienes piden unas ecciones just, democratic and safe.
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The first reports
Presumably, the officer’s body was carried inside a typical van pick up with official logos you are looking for a terrace fireplace. Haraum Salvador Ramírez Benítezif directed to realize tax recorridos in it Scalapa theme when he was attacked in Balazos, within 500 meters of the Valle de University Center Teotihuacán.
Según Joaquín Rubio Sánchez, vocal executive local del INE in the Edomex, the state police received a call from the hall of a wounded man weapon of fireso that upon reaching the place they confirmed that it was monitorist the electoral body did not present any vital signs. However, no one would know that the perpetrators of the crime are the perpetrators.
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The INE complains about the attack
Apparently the investigation is taking place as a possible assault and it would not be related to the elections for the presidency of 2024, but Joaquín Rubio said that one cannot ignore that the attack should be related to the electoral activity of the official, so that I emphasized that you have to wait for the course of the investigations to uncover what happened.
El #INEMexico complains about the sensible fallacy of Haraum Salvador Ramírez Benítez, acaecido during a transfer to carry out tax work.
The Institute condemns all acts of violence and makes votes so that those who are exposed to brevity.
The community… — @INEMexico (@INEMexico) May 4, 2024
