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 decision will end the judiciary’s prolonged strike that began on Aug. 21 over Mexico’s controversial judicial reform
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Mexico’s first round of its new popular judicial elections is expected to begin in June 2025 after AMLO’s successor, Claudia Sheinbaum, has taken office.
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The reform, which passed with 357 votes in favor and 130 against, will now be sent to the Mexican Senate for further consideration
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However, the Mexican federal executive made sure to note that the suspension of relations is only with Canada and the United States embassies in Mexico and not with the countries themselves
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The newspaper highlighted that Mexico’s President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum’s support of the judicial reforms could undermine the goals of her presidential administration on the international stage
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This marks the first time the position has been filled since Alfonso Romo resigned from the post in December 2020
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However, Minister Yasmín Esquivel’s resignation request failed to receive any support from her fellow SCJN ministers
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Piña requested that the judicial branch members to defend their labor rights in front of the federal government and the country in the face of proposed reforms to the Judicial Branch of the Federation
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López Obrador publicly criticized the UNAM Institute of Legal Research’s analysis during his daily morning press conference on Monday, June 17, calling the content “predictable” and discrediting the university as a whole
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