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Who Started The Mexico Judicial Reform Plan? May 31, 2025 In this video, we discuss the transformative changes occurring in Mexico's judicial system, particularly focusing on the upcoming popular election of judges, magistrates, and Supreme Court justices. This reform, advocated by former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, aims to reduce corruption and promote accountability within the judiciary. We will cover the background of this movement, including the impact of the 2024 Mexican general election and the formation of López Obrador's coalition, Sigamos Haciendo Historia.

The introduction of the bill in Congress and the subsequent protests highlight the contentious nature of this reform. Key elements of the new system include pre-selection of judges by Congress and their election by popular vote, serving renewable terms of nine years. The reduction in the number of Supreme Court justices and the changes to the Federal Judiciary Council are also significant aspects of this reform.

Join us as we analyze the implications of this shift from an appointment-based model, as seen in the United States, to a more democratic process of judicial selection. This video is essential for anyone interested in understanding the evolving landscape of judicial reform in Mexico and its broader implications for democracy and the rule of law.

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