US EditionPeople Knew How to Choose a Mixtec in Court.
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When Celia Maya (75 years old, Santiago de Querétaro), heard from José Maya, her father, and her sixth-year primary school teacher who had to be a lawyer to fight injustices, she did not think that those words, which caused her a strange fear of the law, would end up being her guide in finding the passion that has occupied her for the last 40 years of her life: the delivery of justice. The results of the judicial election of June 1 in Mexico hav…
Mexico City.- Faced with accusations about the results of the election of the judiciary, President Claudia Sheinbaum said that now ministers and ministers are elected by the people and that an indigenous Mixteco would never have arrived at the Court Presidency if it wasn’t for his vote. On his third visit to Colima as far as his administration is concerned, Sheinbaum said that the people are wise because they knew how to elect an indigenous pers…
Sheinbaum: The people are wise and knew how to elect an indigenous Mixteco as president of the Court By Sara Pantoja Almost a month after the elections of the Judiciary, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo stressed that the people of Mexico are “wise” because they chose an indigenous Mixteco as president of the Supreme Court of [...] La entrada Mexico Claudia Sheinbaum referred to the elections of the judiciary: “the people knew how to elect a pr…
President Claudia Sheinbaum and Governor Pablo Lemus are the most popular politicians among the Jalisciens.
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dossierpolitico.comSheinbaum: the People Are Wise and Knew How to Elect an Indigenous Mixteco as President of the Court
“Among all Mexicans, those who wanted to go out to exercise their right to vote, we voted for the new judiciary,” the president said almost a month after the elections.
During her tour of Colima, President Claudia Sheinbaum defended the social programs implemented during the Fourth Transformation. She explained that these policies are not only welfare, but constitutional rights that guarantee access to food, education and health. She also mentioned that they will continue to work to keep these benefits as fundamental rights for the population. She also presumed the results of the judicial election and assured t…
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