Should we vote for all judges? : The Indicator from Planet Money
- Mexico will allow citizens to elect members of the judiciary starting June 1, as highlighted by President Claudia Sheinbaum.
- According to the National Electoral Institute, 3,422 people will be eligible for election to 881 federal positions.
- Candidates will not receive public funding, with spending caps between approximately US$11,000 to US$70,000 based on the court level.
- Sheinbaum claimed that this election is 'very profound' and asserts that Mexico will be the 'world's most democratic country.
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Should we vote for all judges? : The Indicator from Planet Money
Mexico is gearing up to directly elect federal and state judges for the first time this June. President Claudia Sheinbaum says the new system will combat nepotism and increase the integrity of the courts. But critics see it as a naked attempt to dilute the court's independence. Today on the show, how Mexico's judicial reforms are creating angst for businesses at home and abroad. Related episodes: SCOTUS: De-facto pro-business? For sponsor-free e…
Three Branches Election To Make Mexico the World's Most Democratic Nation: Sheinbaum - teleSUR English
Over 100 million citizens are called to elect 881 members of the federal judiciary. On Sunday, President Claudia Sheinbaum highlighted that Mexico will become the world’s most democratic country by allowing citizens to elect the members of the judiciary on June 1. RELATED: Mexico Rejects U.S. Tariffs Against Venezuelan Oil “Now we are the only country in the world where the people will also elect their judges, magistrates, and justices of the Su…
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