The Dilemma of Voting or Not Voting in Mexico’s First Judicial Election

The entire judiciary in Mexico will be renewed. On June 1, 2025, the population is called to the elections and in 2027 there will be a second part to elect local judges. Those who proposed and approved this reform, is a mechanism to improve the delivery of justice and with less corruption. Continue reading

José Reyes Doria @jos_redo As few know, next Sunday, June 1 will be the judicial elections, the ballots to elect ministers of the Court, magistrates and judges.The judicial reform has sparked a multitude of debates.Now, before the culminating phase of the corresponding election day, the dilemma that could well be taken up by Hamlet: voting or not voting, that is the question.The decision between voting or not voting, depends on innumerable fact…

On June 1st, it will mark a special date in Mexico’s labor calendar, as it has been officially declared a holiday. This measure, announced by the Government and framed in the Federal Labour Law (LFT), seeks to ensure that all citizens have the opportunity to participate in an unprecedented electoral process. It is a mandatory day of rest that will benefit a large part of the working population. YOU CAN SEE: Famous influencer is killed during liv…

The structure headed by the Batres family will be tested on Sunday, when voting for members of the judiciary takes place, but some candidates for a popular election have already begun to approach them or their collaborators, in search of support for the mid-term election, which will take place in 2027.

To vote or not to vote, I have asked myself for several weeks regarding the judicial election. I recount: Since the spurious absolute majority of Morena in the federal congress voted in favour of the entire judiciary being elected at the polls, I was in complete disagreement. The forms and tricks that I always questioned of the old and supposed new PRI, to mock the popular will and cover up their embezzlements to the treasury, Morena assimilated…

Redacción / Grupo Canton. Federal deputy Mildred Ávila stressed that for the first time in the history of Mexico the people will elect those who will impart justice. CANCUN, May 27.— Federal deputy Mildred Ávila Vera said that Mexico lives an unprecedented and historic moment with the opening of the democratic process through which the [...] The post They affirm that Mexico will have a closer and more transparent judiciary appeared first on Quin…