from the streets, but in May 2012 stated the military would continue to operate until Mexico had a "trained, skilled and moralized police force." Proposed cabinet López Obrador announced a tentative cabinet. Among them were: Marcelo Ebrard as Secretary of the Interior Rogelio Ramírez de la O as Secretary of the Treasury Juan Ramón de la Fuente as Secretary of Education Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo as Secretary of the Environment Javier Jiménez Espriú as Secretary of Communications and Transportation Fernando Turner as Secretary of Economic Development Adolfo Hellmund López as Secretary of Energy René Drucker Colín as Secretary of Science and Technology Elena Poniatowska as Secretary of Culture Héctor Vasconcelos as Secretary of Foreign Affairs Election results The election was won by Enrique Peña Nieto of the PRI, with 38.2%, to 31.6% for López Obrador. López Obrador did not accept the preliminary results, as the majority of votes had not been counted. Subsequently, he claimed vote buying and other irregularities and demanded a full recount by the Federal Electoral Institute (IFE). The IFE found irregularities but confirmed the results on 6 July. López Obrador rejected this announcement, and filed a complaint for invalidation of the election. He alleged vote-buying, spending above election regulations, illegal fundraising, and vote fraud. On 30 August, the Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judiciary formally rejected his complaint. Peña Nieto vote-buying controversy At a news conference, López Obrador claimed that the election was "plagued with irregularities" and accused the PRI of vote buying. He also claimed that the PRI handed out gifts to lure voters into casting their vote for that party with the cooperation of Soriana, a retail chain. On the day of the 2012 presidential elections, people who voted for the PRI would receive pre-paid gift cards. Nonetheless, the PRI and the store denied those accusations and threatened to sue López Obrador. Peña Nieto vowed to imprison anyone – including members of the PRI – if they were found guilty of electoral fraud. Despite Peña Nieto's statement, videos by citizens about the Soriana cards surfaced on the internet. Creation of new political party, MORENA Following the 2012 presidential election loss, López Obrador told a rally in Mexico City's Zócalo on 9 September 2012 that he would withdraw from the Democratic Revolution Party "on the best of terms". He said he was working on founding a new party from the Movement for National Regeneration ("Movimiento de