On 6 August, following a complaint from PLC president María Haydee Osuna and the rest of the PLC board that CxL president Kitty Monterrey was a dual national, the Supreme Electoral Council cancelled the legal status of the CxL and instructed the relevant administrative body to revoke Monterrey’s national identity card.[30] Arcia, the PLC’s candidate, resigned in protest of the PLC’s role in the events; he was immediately replaced by PLC National Assembly deputy Walter Espinoza.[31] On 11 August, the PLC vice-presidential nominee María Dolores Moncada resigned, refusing to continue on the ticket with Espinoza.[32]