US EditionPri ‘Fulfills’ It and Will Not Attend the Judicial Branch’s Protest: ‘We Will Not Legitimize that Farce’
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The leader of the opposition Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) of Mexico, Alejandro ‘Alito’ Moreno, announced this Sunday, August 31, that the legislators of his political formation will not go to the investiture of the new members of the judiciary on Monday, September 1, in the Senate for considering it a “farsa.” “Our decision is firm, clear and forceful, and responds to a principle of political congruence. We will not legitimize this gr…
With a one-hour delay and 85 senators present, the Senate Plenary began its session on September 1, 2025, to swear in the 881 judges elected in the country's first judicial election. The swearing-in process will include elected justices of the Supreme Court, elected justices of the Electoral Tribunal of the Federal Judicial Branch (TEPJF), district judges, and magistrates of… Source
MEXICO CITY.- The federal Congress began a new session this Monday, marked by the delivery of President Claudia Sheinbaum's first government report and the swearing-in of the new Supreme Court justices. During the session, the Speaker of the House […]
Under an enormous deployment of the National Guard inside and outside the Senate, the 881 new ministers, magistrates and judges elected on June 1 will be protesting this Monday in five rounds starting at 7:30 p.m. Since last Friday, elements of the Ministry of Security of Mexico City closed vehicle traffic to the streets of Madrid and Paris, where the Senate of the Republic is located. Inside, elements of the National Guard were deployed through…
«Our decision is firm, clear and forceful, and it responds to a principle of political congruence. We will not legitimize this great farce», Moreno explained, in a video published on his social networks La entrada The PRI will not go to investiture of the new Judiciary: Alejandro Moreno was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
The PRI in the Senate reported that it will not attend the protest of the new members of the judiciary this Monday. Noting that “it will not validate a process that, instead of promoting judicial independence, imposes criteria that affect the balance of powers and weaken the democratic life of Mexico.” PRI political position The 13 PRI senators stressed that they stated that “our decision responds to a position of political congruence” and argue…
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