Elección judicial: Te van a dar una boleta verde y para esto sirve | Noticias de México | El Imparcial
El 1° de junio se realizará la primera elección directa de jueces, magistradas, magistrados, ministras y ministros en México.
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Mexico's Judicial Election: A Green Ballot and a Call for Informed Voting
Mexico's Judicial Election: Understanding the Tribunal de Disciplina Mexico is holding an election for its Judicial Power, a crucial process for the country's justice system. A key element of this election is the Tribunal de Disciplina, a body responsible for evaluating and sanctioning judges. Academic and journalist Viri Rios sheds light on this often-overlooked aspect of the election. "In the election of the Judicial Power, you'll receive a green ballot," explains Rios in her recent video. "This is for the Tribunal de Disciplina and its candidates." She emphasizes the importance of understanding the candidates' qualifications and track records. Rios's video also highlights a concerning issue: the past failures of the system. An investigative report by Quinto Elemento Lab revealed that over 24 years, the Consejo de la Judicatura failed to punish judges involved in serious crimes, including illicit enrichment and sexual harassment. This underscores the significance of the current election and the need for voters to be informed. "The problem is that [the Tribunal de Disciplina] could become a tool for partisan witch hunts," Rios warns. To help voters navigate this complex process, Rios has created an online tool to evaluate candidates based on their experience, background, and proposals. The upcoming election is critical for the future of Mexico's justice system. By understanding the role of the Tribunal de Disciplina and utilizing resources like Rios's candidate evaluation tool, Mexican citizens can make informed choices and contribute to a more just and accountable judicial system.
