Mexico's Judicial Elections: A Morena Power Grab?

Mexico's Upcoming Judicial Elections: A Sham or a Fair Process? Concerns are rising in Mexico regarding the fairness and transparency of the upcoming judicial elections. A recent video report by Azteca Noticias alleges that the ruling Morena party has pre-selected candidates, effectively undermining the democratic process. Anna Lu, a reporter for Fuerza Informativa Azteca, claims that Morena's control over the executive and legislative branches extends to the judicial branch, and that the candidates are pre-selected, not chosen by the people. "The election is a farce," states Lu in the video. She points to the reform process, where a PAN member's vote was crucial, despite the reform's origins in Morena's initiative. The video also highlights the lack of transparency in candidate selection, with some candidates allegedly linked to drug trafficking and abuse allegations. This raises serious concerns about the integrity of the elections and the future of the Mexican judicial system. The video's popularity and the gravity of the allegations warrant a thorough investigation into the claims made. The upcoming election will determine the composition of the judicial branch for the next nine years, underscoring the importance of ensuring a fair and transparent process.