Mexico's First Judicial Elections Stir Controversy and Confusion Among Voters

La elección judicial en México, ¿experimento fallido? Las dudas entre la confusión y los riesgos

Análisis de Sebastian Jimenez, CNN en Español Por primera vez en la historia de México los ciudadanos estaban llamados a las urnas a elegir jueces, ministros de la Suprema Corte y magistrados de todo el país, una votación inédita. Pero las elecciones estuvieron marcadas por una muy baja participación. Expertos consultados por CNN advierten que la confusión misma de la votación, el poco tiempo para organizar una jornada sin precedentes y los ries…

Mexico's first judicial elections marked by low turnout, confusion and disillusionment

Instead of judges being appointed on a system of merit and experience, Mexican voters are now choosing between some 7,700 candidates vying for more than 2,600 judicial positions.

Mexico becomes first country to elect all its judges

The election was held amid stirring controversy and confusion among voters, many of whom struggled to understand a polling process which is set to transform the country’s court system. The post Mexico becomes first country to elect all its judges appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

First judicial elections sow confusion in Mexico

MEXICO CITY — Mexico held its first-ever judicial elections Sunday, stirring controversy and sowing confusion among voters still struggling to understand a process set to transform the country's court system.

Mexico holds controversial vote to elect judges

Mexico became the first nation in the world to hold an election for the judicial system. Turnout appeared to be low as many voters struggled to choose from hundreds of largely unknown candidates.