Yasmin Esquivel: “I Have Moral Authority to Sit in the Supreme Court. I Have Nothing to Be Ashamed Of”

Ministers Lenia Batres, Yasm n Esquivel and Loretta Ortiz, candidates for the Supreme Court, closed campaigns with massive CDMX events.

The candidate for minister of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN), Yasmín Esquivel, will hold the closing of her campaign on Wednesday, May 28, calling on citizens to support her project to transform the judiciary.The candidate promises a model of justice that is closer to the people and without privileges.Where will Yasmín Esquivel's campaign be closed?The campaign closing event will take place at the Macroplaza of the Cuitláhuac …

Minister Yasmín Esquivel (61 years old) could see her dream of presiding over the Supreme Court of Justice of Mexico fulfilled. Two and a half years ago, when the Supreme Court’s players were preparing to elect a new leader, the scandal broke out around the plagiarism of Esquivel’s bachelor’s thesis, which was in the race for leading the Mexican highest court. The controversy derailed her aspirations and put her at the centre of opposition criti…

Alfredo MARTÍNEZ DE AGUILAR From various hard data of different demoscopic methods in an exercise of creation of future scenarios from now we can advance that Yasmin Esquivel holder of the new Court. In the own Congress of the Union Adam Augusto sees with good eyes the minister Yasmin Esquivel Mossa, because of its less radical profile than Lenia Batres, the self-called “manager of the people”. For the federal and local rulers, as well as for th…

The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) endorsed the legal reform that transferred the control of the ports, the merchant navy and the ... The Supreme Court entry endorses port control by the Navy aparece primero en LJA Aguascalientes.

The candidate for the new Supreme Court of Justice, Yasmín Esquivel Mossa, said that the citizenry demands a more humane justice and closer to the population. "After going through the soul of our country, from north to south, I hear the voice of a Mexico that demands a more humane, egalitarian and close justice. In markets, colonies, ejidos and neighborhoods, people have shared with me their hope of a judicial power that serves all and all equal…