Taddei defended the INE's purple color against criticism for its resemblance to the one used by Clara Brugada.

Guadalupe Taddei, president of the National Electoral Institute (INE), defended the adoption of the color lilac as part of the agency's new visual identity. The change replaces the Mexican pink used by the organization for over a decade.

The transition to the new color drew criticism due to its perceived similarity to the hue utilized by Clara Brugada. Taddei addressed these concerns, maintaining the validity of the INE's updated branding despite the public comparisons.