translated from Spanish: Chiapas edil sentenced for gender-based violence

Tuxtla Gutierrez.- The Electoral Tribunal of the Judiciary of the Federation (TEPJF) upheld the judgment of the Electoral Tribunal of the state of Chiapas (TEECH) against the municipal president of Bochil, Gildardo Zenteno Moreno, for the improper obstruction in the exercise of his charges and for political violence on the reason of gender. At the public session held on Friday by the videoconference system, from the Xalapa Regional Chamber, TEPJF judges ratified the sanction issued by the local body against the edil chiapaneco.
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The TEECH judgment includes the registration of the name of the municipal president in the Registers of Persons Sanctioned in Matters of Political Violence against Women on a Gender Reason, as a measure to prevent his recidivism in the aforementioned violence. Read more: “I don’t want you to sell me”: the drama of the indigenous girls trade in MexicoThe magistrates and magistrates of the Regional Chamber determined to confirm the sentence because the evidence provided in the file credited the acts and omissions carried out by Zenteno Moreno in the exercise of his commission that affected the political participation of his companions and colleagues.

For example, the edil let them convene them correctly to the lobby sessions and failed to process or respond to their requests and requests, necessary to carry out their respective functions; in addition to the impact of its economic and heritage area by not guaranteeing the correct payment of the benefits corresponding to the performance of its orders. Read more: Three children aged 3, 2 and 9 on the streets of HermosilloAsimismo abandon their fate, it was established that these behaviors against the functioning women of the City Council had a differentiated impact because of their gender, hence the existence of the aforementioned violence was also established.

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