Indigenous Minister Demands Priority for Justice in Mexico's Supreme Court

Mexico's Supreme Court Addresses Indigenous Justice: Minister Aguilar Ortiz Advocates for Prioritization Mexico City – In a recent interview, Hugo Aguilar Ortiz, an indigenous minister at the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN), passionately advocated for the inclusion of indigenous peoples' concerns within the court's agenda. Minister Ortiz emphasized the need to prioritize these issues, stating, "With or without the presidency's support, we will push for this as a priority." His words highlight the ongoing struggle for equitable representation and justice for indigenous communities in Mexico. Minister Ortiz's comments underscore the systemic challenges faced by indigenous populations in accessing justice. He stressed the importance of the court actively addressing the unique problems and aspirations of these communities. "The indigenous peoples' issues, their problems, and their aspirations for justice must be on the court's agenda," he declared. This call for prioritization reflects a growing awareness of the need for greater inclusivity and equity within Mexico's judicial system. Minister Ortiz's commitment to representing the voices of indigenous peoples serves as a symbol of hope for a more just and equitable future for these communities.