Tag: Mexican judiciary reform

For the first time, Mexican citizens were invited to vote for 881 judicial positions, paving the way for a judiciary that better reflects and responds to the will of the people. Photo: @INEMéxico.

Mexico’s Historic Judicial Elections: Polling Stations Close and Vote Counting Begins

Mexico’s first-ever judicial elections concluded with the closing of polls on June 1, 2025, as vote counting begins in a landmark process to democratize the judiciary and enhance transparency. Related: Mexicans Head to the Polling Stations in Historic First Judiciary Elections On June 1, 2025, after ten hours of voting, polling stations nationwide officially closed, […]