Mexico's inaugural judicial elections have positioned the country as unique in its approach, where judges are elected by popular vote. Proponents advocate for this shift to combat corruption within the judicial system, while critics warn that it may further politicize the judiciary amidst ongoing crime and violence. President Claudia Sheinbaum, backed by her predecessor, defends the elections against claims of rigging. Voter turnout was reportedly low, with many feeling unprepared and disillusioned. The elections are seen as critical, with further judicial positions slated for election in 2027.
Those who want the regime of corruption and privileges in the judiciary to continue say this election is rigged. Or they also say it's so a political party can take over the Supreme Court. Nothing could be further from the truth.
It was the last counterweight we had against the totalitarianism of the executive branch.
We are not very prepared. I think we need more information.
I'm not interested (in voting). Parties and their messages they come and they go. It's all the same.
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