Progress in Commissions Reform to Postpone Judicial Election
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In Senate committees, with 21 votes in favour and 9 against, Morena unquestionably pushed for the presidential initiative that would postpone the election of the second stage of the judiciary from 2027 to 2028. With his allies from the Green and the PT, the Brownists insisted on highlighting that the popular election of judges represents "a profound revolution to the judiciary." The draft ruling will be passed to the plenary this afternoon. The …
The coordinator of the Citizens' Movement in the Senate, Clemente Castañeda, reported that his bench will maintain reservations regarding the changes proposed to the judicial reform, considering that there are still issues to be discussed within the justice system.During the meeting of the United Commissions of Constitutional Points and Legislative Studies First, the senator pointed out that the proposed changes show inconsistencies detected sin…
By a majority vote and with the rejection of the opposition, the United Commissions of Constitutional Points and Legislative Studies, First of the Senate approved the opinion of the reform in judicial matters, which was taken to the plenary to continue this Thursday with the same legislative route and seek its final approval. During the debate, Morena and her allies defended that the reform strengthens public mechanisms to ensure greater transpa…
The United Commissions of Constitutional Points and Legislative Studies of the Senate approved this Thursday the reform initiative to postpone until 2028 the judicial election of judges and magistrates, proposed by Morena and her allies. With the change, the renewal of the judiciary would no longer take place in 2027, but would be tied with the consultation of revocation of presidential mandate scheduled for June 2028. The reform also includes n…
The reform has a member of Congress Sergio Gutiérrez, who modifies the process of appointing electoral magistrates and allows the re-election of members of the TEPJF
The political and judicial board in Mexico has just taken an important turn. In a session that took the priorities of the legislative agenda, the United Commissions of Constitutional Points and Legislative Studies of the Senate approved the opinion that postpones the judicial election until 2028. The initiative, strongly promoted by President Claudia Sheinbaum, already has the approval of the legislators and is outlined to be voted and debated i…
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