The TEPJF ruled that Mexican government institutions and public officials can promote voting ahead of June 1’s judicial elections and emphasized the need for equity and neutrality while balancing democratic principles
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Likewise, National Electoral Institute President Guadalupe Taddei announced the autonomous electoral institution aims to secure up to 1.5 billion pesos for Mexico’s upcoming judicial electios
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Minister Alberto Pérez Dayán’s opinion that the highest court does not have the power to weigh in on constitutional reforms prevented the SCJN from reaching the required eight votes for annulment
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The green light was given with three votes in favor and two votes against, with Felipe de la Mata, Mónica Soto, and Felipe Fuentes supporting the initiative and Janine Otálora and Reyes Rodríguez Mondragón opposing it
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The newly established judicial elections are set to take place on June 1, 2025, and will now see the Mexican judicial branch’s ministers, magistrates voted into power by the public
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The judicial acknowledgment means the National Regeneration Movement and its allies will have the qualified majority necessary to pass through changes to the Mexican Constitution without opppsition
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Sheinbaum announced her support of rival presidential candidate Xóchitl Gálvez’s demands that the National Electoral Institute recount the nation’s ballot boxes
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The National Action Party presidential candidate also announced she would take legal action against outgoing President Andrés Manuel López Obrador for purported electoral interference
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Sheinbaum, the handpicked successor of outgoing Morena President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, will be Mexico’s first woman and Jewish president.
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The federal executive’s statements come following a series of blackouts across several Mexican states due to the country’s ongoing heatwave.
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