Mexico Sends Judges On the Trail for First Popular Election

Mexico Sends Judges On the Trail for First Popular Election

Mexican voters for the first time will elect their judges in a campaign that begins Sunday, a process involving thousands of little-known candidates that could drastically change the balance of power in the country.

A functioning judiciary is also an economic location factor. However, according to calculations by the Ministry of Justice there is a clear lack of personnel. One is aware of the budget situation, but now the time has come "where one can no longer fast".

Candidates for judges and magistrates started their campaign first thing this Sunday at the Revolution Monument on CDMX.

The deadlines have been met. The 3,422 candidates for judges, magistrates and ministers begin a 60-day campaign marathon this Sunday to conquer voters who will choose from a pool of proposals to fill the 881 posts of the judiciary, which will be contested at the polls on June 1. From March 30 to May 28, candidates for any of the positions of justice will have to put their proposals to the hearing in order to make themselves known with the limita…

APUNTES We will see how unbridled are the campaigns for court officials. The federal women have already begun, just a potosine, Alma Delia González, competing among hundreds of profiles to reach a place in the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation. The judge, who was not expected a few months ago to be involved in an elective process, began her campaign in TikTok and has made herself known with audiovisual products on her social networks. There…

Lenia Batres Guadarrama, in the game of the Judiciary using the bureaucratic support of the ISSSTE. By José Luis Camacho Acevedo In the midst of the uncertainty generated by the INE as a questioned organizer of the process that will elect, for the first time in Mexico, judges, magistrates and ministers, today start the campaigns of those who aspire to reach any of the 881 positions that will be in dispute the first Sunday of June to come. The go…