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The President Advisor of the Federal Electoral Institute, Luis Carlos Ugalde, indicates that they have fulfilled their work, and if some party wants to interpose some recourse [to challenge the result], it will count on the TRIFE1 The President Advisor of the Federal Electoral Institute, Luis Carlos Ugalde, said that "to doubt the IFE is to doubt hundreds of thousands of Mexicans" who worked in Sunday's elections. With respect to the citizenry the election should not have to be put in doubt. The political parties have the obligation to conduct themselves legally, emphasized Ugalde, in relation to the questionnaires2 of...

The President of the IFE clarifies that the 3 million votes which the candidate of the For the Good of All coalition says were lost to them, are ballots which arrived at the Institute with inconsistencies, and that is the reason why, according to an agreement reached with the political parties, that these had to be put aside. Luis Carlos Ugalde, President Advisor of the Federal Electoral Institute (IFE), said that the three million votes which Andrés Manuel López Obrador, candidate of the For the Good of All coalition, [which claims] they lost the votes, are ballots which arrived at...