Craftsmen, merchants and representatives of Calzada de Guadalupe support Yasmín Esquivel's candidacy

Mexico City’s candidate for a civilian judge, Raymundo Villalpando, issued a strong call to democratize access to justice in the country, warning that the costs of civil trials are unattainable to a large part of the population, which violates the right to fair justice. “Did you know that a civil trial in Mexico can cost thousands of pesos? The reality is that most of us don’t have that money to pay for it. And the judicial system must be the sa…

Karla Idaly Flores Morales, a criminal court clerk with 20 years of experience, is running as a candidate for Criminal Magistrate of the State Superior Court of Justice with the number 31. In an interview with Segundo a Segundo, she spoke about her motivations, proposals, and vision of the criminal justice system in Chihuahua. • What motivated you to participate in this process as a candidate for magistrate? I deeply believe in justice as a tool…

All the public markets, artisans and merchants of La Villa gave their support to Yasmín Esquivel, who will compete in the upcoming elections to be elected Minister of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN).These organizations invited candidate Yasmín Esquivel to take a tour of the public markets of La Villa and taste the typical dishes offered to the more than 15 million visitors in the Basilica of Guadalupe.Inside one of the markets …

Before workers and families of the Central de Abasto de Chicoloapan, candidate Yasmín Esquivel Mossa gave the conference Towards an inclusive justice: challenges and perspectives in Mexico, where she said that justice must expand to reach the most remote communities, because “it is a right, not a privilege of a few.” “It is time to open the door for those who have been forgotten,” said Esquivel Mossa, a candidate for minister of the Supreme Cour…