The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) affirmed that indigenous communities should be formally recognized with the procedural character of third parties interested in constitutional disputes when a final judgement could affect their powers and rights. By five votes to four, the Court concluded that it would not wait any longer, since this recognition is already contained in the reform of article 2, on the rights of indigenous and Afro…
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) affirmed that indigenous communities should be formally recognized with the procedural character of third parties interested in constitutional disputes when a final judgement could affect their powers and rights. By five votes to four, the Court concluded that it would not wait any longer, since this recognition is already contained in the reform of article 2, on the rights of indigenous and Afro…