Mexico City. Chief Judges of the Federal Labor Courts, Circuit Collegiate Courts specialized in Labor Matters, and Regional Plenums on Criminal and Labor Matters of the North-Central and South-Central Regions, as well as members of the Federal Judicial Branch, today delivered a document to the Chambers of Deputies and Senators in which they once again … Read more
For a couple of weeks now, employees, magistrates and judges of the Judicial Branch of the Federation (PJF) They are on indefinite strike in protest against the initiative that President Andrés Manuel López Obrador presented in February. This initiative seeks to reform the Judicial Branch and includes reducing the number of members of the Supreme … Read more
Mexico City. Workers of the Judicial Branch on strike for two weeks, demanded that legislators respect and abide by the decision of the two federal courts that last Saturday granted suspensions that indefinitely prevent the Chamber of Deputies from approving the ruling that reforms the Judicial Branch of the Federation (PJF), and announced that next … Read more
As if something was missing from the strange end of the six-year term that we are experiencing, between the imposition of constitutional reforms, strikes in the Judiciarystudent marches, tension with the United States and threats of financial turbulence, in the last month of the administration of the president Lopez ObradoThe statements and court hearings of … Read more
Mexico City. Workers of the Federal Judicial Branch (PJF) demonstrated inside the Federal Judicial Council (CJF) and this time extended their mobilization outside the facilities of that body, carrying signs on which they wrote their rejection of the reform to the Judicial Branch, they positioned themselves from the entrance to the parking lot so that … Read more
Mexico City. The Federal Judiciary Councilor (CJF), Mónica López Benítez, considered that all political and social actors who support the reform “should reflect and allow for a true dialogue so that they know who we are, what we do and how we do it, and in this way have a strengthened system, but for that … Read more
Mexico City. At the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) the protests against the process of reform of the Judicial Branch of the Federation (PJF) became more heated, as on Wednesday a group of workers in favor of the constitutional amendment emerged and with banners, shouts and slogans confronted the group that has … Read more
The Democratic congressman for Arizona Greg Stanton warned this Wednesday about judicial reform in Mexico. In a message on X, formerly Twitter, he backed the criticism of the US ambassador in Mexico, Ken Salazarto the changes. Stanton added that “Mexico has always been Arizona’s number one trading partner and is now the top trading partner … Read more
Even though he confirmed his position that those who are carrying out the strike in the Judiciary in protest against the reform being promoted are free to do so, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador maintained that “they know, those in the Judiciary, they know that they cannot stop the operation of the Judiciary. Who has … Read more
“Unfortunate” and “imprudent.” This is how Andrés Manuel López Obrador described the statements made by Ambassador Ken Salazar against his proposal for reform of the Judicial Branch. The Secretary of Foreign Affairs expressed in a protest note her “deep surprise” at the comments made by the US representative against the election by popular vote of … Read more