The TEPJF has requested the ministers recuse themselves from voting on the suspension of popular judicial elections in Mexico due to their previous public expressions against the elections, raising concerns over impartiality
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Despite the resignation announcements, the SCJN ministers will remain in their positions until August 2025
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Monday’s election required three voting rounds before Piña earned the six out of 11 votes she needed to take the SCJN presidency
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By THE PULSE NEWS MEXICO STAFF In a political win for President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), Mexico’s Supreme Court (SCJN) on Thursday, April 7, declared that his controversial electricity reform, which prioritizes state-run carbon-based energy sources over clean alternatives, does not violate the country’s Constitution. With four out of 11 votes, the SCJN rejected a declaration of unconstitutionality of
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