Torreón.— En sesión extraordinaria del Consejo General llevada a cabo este domingo 14 de junio, el Instituto Electoral de Coahuila (IEC) aprobó el cómputo estatal de la elección de diputaciones locales, y confirmó la distribución de las diputaciones de representación proporcional, en donde Morena se quedará con cinco escaños.
En el marco del Proceso Electoral Local Ordinario 2025-2026, el Consejo General del IEC realizó la asignación de diputaciones por el principio de representación proporcional. Además de las cinco diputaciones de Morena, el PRI, el Partido Nuevas Ideas, la Unidad Democrática de Coahuila (UDC) y el Partido del Trabajo tendrán una diputación plurinominal en el próximo Congreso.
De esta manera, quienes alcanzaron un lugar por la vía de representación proporcional son Carlos Robles Loustaunau, actual dirigente estatal del PRI.
Por Morena: Rocío Guadalupe de Aguinaga Peraza, Diego Eduardo del Bosque Villarreal, actual dirigente estatal; Guadalupe del Socorro Córdova González, Mayra Ruby Rangel Esquivel y Mónica Darinka Guerra Arrieta.
La posición asignada al Partido del Trabajo será ocupada por Lucía Inés Zorrilla Cepeda, quien había sido candidata en el municipio de Torreón.
Por la UDC, el lugar será para Héctor Alberto de Luna Sánchez, y por Nuevas Ideas la curul la asumirá Óscar Alberto Cano Jiménez, presidente estatal del partido de reciente creación.
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Con la lista final de plurinominales, el Congreso de Coahuila estará ocupado por una mayoría de diputadas y diputados de la Alianza por la Seguridad del PRI y UDC, con 18 escaños; cinco de Morena, uno de Nuevas Ideas, y otro lugar del PT para conformar los 25 espacios en la próxima Legislatura.
Óscar Daniel Rodríguez Fuentes, consejero presidente del IEC, comentó que se entregaron las actas de acuerdo con el porcentaje de votos que cada partido obtuvo. El Consejo General validó una votación de 1 millón 213 mil 321 votos.
Mencionó que el partido local México Avante pierde el registro al no obtener al menos 3% de los votos, mientras que los demás partidos nacionales, PAN, Movimiento Ciudadano y Partido Verde, dejarán de tener las prerrogativas locales.
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Rodríguez Fuentes calificó la jornada como ejemplar y consideró que fue un éxito.
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El UniversalIndependentCenter6 days agoThe Institute of Electoral Affairs of Coahuila (IEC) approved the state count of the local deputy election during an extraordinary session of the General Council held on June 14. The distribution of proportional representation seats was confirmed, with Morena securing five seats. Other parties including the PRI, Nuevo Ideas, Unidad Democrática de Coahuila (UDC), and the Labor Party will also have one plural seat each in the next Congress. Names of individuals assigned to these positions were listed.
Bias read (Center): The article provides factual information regarding the allocation of seats following an electoral process without apparent bias or subjective commentary. It lists the names of individuals who received seats based on their respective parties, presenting the data neutrally.
Official sources cited
- government Instituto Electoral de Coahuila (IEC)
El UniversalIndependentLeft10 days ago Morena denounces alleged vote purchase in Coahuila for 200 pesos; "the ballots confirm the QRGate!", she saysMorena shared images on social media showing ballots from Coahuila's election count, alleging that the PRI purchased votes for local diputados at 200 pesos each. The party claims that ballot evidence confirms their earlier accusations of a systematic vote-buying scheme, questioning why the PRI insists the elections were clean if the ballots tell a different story. Morena's national leader, Ariadna Montiel, presented photos and videos during a press conference, accusing the PRI of using a QR code system to facilitate payments to voters, a method previously used in Durango.
Bias read (Left): The article presents allegations made by Morena, a leftist political party, against the PRI, a center-right party, regarding vote-buying. The framing emphasizes the evidence provided by Morena and questions the PRI's claims of a clean election, suggesting a clear partisan perspective aligned with a左
Animal PolíticoIndependentLeft11 days agoMorena has rejected claims that the election results in Coahuila represent a defeat following the PRI's victory.
Bias read (Left): The article discusses an election outcome where Morena, a leftist political party, rejects the narrative that their loss in Coahuila signifies a broader defeat. The framing emphasizes Morena's rejection of the idea that the PRI's win represents a significant setback for them, which aligns with a pro
El UniversalIndependentLeft12 days ago PRI insists on opposition alliance after victory in Coahuila; PAN is betting on PAN, Kenia Lopez answersThe head of the PRI in the Chamber of Deputies, Rubén Moreira, celebrated the party's complete victory in Coahuila elections and attributed it to the current difficulties faced by Morena and its government. He called for an 'opposition alliance' to compete united in the 2027 elections, aiming to stop Morena's influence. In response, Kenia López, president of the legislative body in San Lázaro, acknowledged that the PAN would lose its registration in Coahuila but stated the PAN leadership would reflect on the proposal, choosing to run independently for now.
Bias read (Left): The article presents the PRI's call for an opposition alliance against Morena, which is positioned as a leftist party, as a positive development. The framing emphasizes the need to 'stop the destruction of the country,' aligning with anti-Morena sentiment. The PRI's narrative is portrayed as a more'
Official sources cited
- government Rubén Moreira, coordinator of the PRI in the Chamber of Deputies
- government Kenia López, president of the legislative body in San Lázaro
La JornadaIndependentCenter13 days agoThe article reports that the PRI (Institutional Revolutionary Party) has achieved a significant victory in Coahuila, positioning itself for an absolute majority in the state legislature.
Bias read (Center): The article presents factual information about election results without overtly biased language or selective sourcing. It does not emphasize any particular ideological perspective but simply reports on the PRI's electoral success.
ReformaIndependentCenter13 days agoThe article mentions that the PRI (Institutional Revolutionary Party) is expected to have a complete lineup ('carro completo') in Coahuila.
Bias read (Center): The article does not provide enough context or framing to determine a clear ideological lean. It simply states an expectation regarding the PRI's lineup in Coahuila without explicit bias in language or sourcing.
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