Mexico’s Supreme Court halted President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s overhaul of the electoral system after the independent electoral agency filed an appeal on grounds that the measures were unconstitutional
MEXICO CITY—Mexico’s Supreme Court halted President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’safter the nation’s independent electoral agency filed an appeal on grounds that the measures were unconstitutional.
The high court said late Friday that it agreed to hear a legal challenge by the National Electoral Institute, or INE, against more than 200 provisions recently passed by legislators of Mr. López Obrador’s ruling party. The INE has said that the overhaul imposeda WSJ subscription
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