
The National Electoral Institute (INE) has requested approximately 14 billion pesos for the judicial election, an amount that both President Claudia Sheinbaum and the deputies of Morena consider disproportionate and plan to cut. To carry out this election, the General Council of the INE estimates the hiring of at least 61,243 temporary employees, which will require a significant budget.
Additionally, the INE has communicated that it will continue to maintain its austerity policy, opting to travel on commercial flights, even on long trips such as the one made to Rio de Janeiro, which would involve a cost close to 6 billion pesos. This decision contrasts with the number of employees and resources that the INE currently has, as it perceives the need to triple its staff to carry out complex electoral processes.
Regarding President Claudia Sheinbaum's participation in the G-20 meeting in Rio de Janeiro, her commitment to republican austerity and Mexico's leadership in international diplomacy is highlighted. Sheinbaum aims to project Mexico as a key player in seeking comprehensive and sustainable solutions globally. Her presence at the summit reinforces the message of a government committed to development to combat poverty and migration, in addition to advocating for peace and rejecting conflicts in a polarized world.
On the other hand, in the discussions of the budget for 2025, one of the biggest challenges is to determine the resources allocated for the election of judges, magistrates, and ministers. Despite the criticisms regarding the high cost of this election, it is crucial to consider these aspects before making decisions. In this context, it is expected that the accounts will be analyzed to carry out the election of judges efficiently and economically.
In summary, Claudia Sheinbaum's participation in the G-20, her commitment to republican austerity, and the efficiency in the use of resources for electoral processes are key aspects that shape the stance of the Mexican government on issues of international and national relevance.