The president of the National Electoral Institute, Lorenzo Córdova, in 2019. Mario Guzmán / EFE
Lorenzo Córdova has raised himself as a champion of electoral justice and now the Electoral Tribunal has sent him a poisoned apple: he has asked him to define precautionary measures for the morning conferences of Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
That is, the court will allow the General Council of the National Electoral Institute (INE) to propose a course of action regarding what type of measures will be used to prevent
the morning hours from
having influence on political campaigns ....
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