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The 2014 electoral reform in Mexico modified the structure of the electoral system in terms of its organizational capacities. A process of centralization, which began in the previous reforms, was consolidated. In this process, the power of the states to organize their own elections was withdrawn. The National Electoral Institute (INE) has the power to organize the elections, together with local bodies, but it has gone over its power boundaries by ordering, even to the state legislatures, modifications to the norms framework to implement their decisions. In this case, the analysis is about the process of formation of the National Electoral Professional Service (SPEN) where INE established timelines and criteria to modify the state norms posing tensions with the federal model and the system of division of powers.

Las facultades del Instituto Nacional Electoral en México, ¿capacidades sin límite?