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Mexico’s Electoral Chief Is Resigning After Graft Probe Opened

Bloomberg Markets Monday 26 October 2026, 00:03 UTC By Carolina Gonzalez and Gonzalo Soto 1 min read
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Mexico’s top electoral official said Sunday she will resign after facing mounting pressure over a corruption probe.

Mexico’s top electoral official said Sunday she will resign after facing mounting pressure over a corruption probe.
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