Andrea Becerril
La Jornada Newspaper
Saturday, November 2, 2024, p. 3
Once the modification to the Magna Carta that establishes the supremacy
of the Constitution, the Senate will request the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) to annul the amparo trials, controversies and other legal resources processed against the judicial reform.
According to Morena senators, this includes dismissing the unconstitutionality actions presented by PRI, PAN and MC, which the SCJN scheduled to discuss next Tuesday, based on the project of Minister Juan Luis González Alcántara.
Even the president of the Senate, Gerardo Fernández Noroña (Morena), asked the legal area of the legislative branch to ask the Court to dismiss that appeal and all those accumulated so far against the judicial amendment, but the PRI benches, PAN and MC warned that it is not applicable, because no law is retroactive.
The coordinator of the PAN bench, Guadalupe Murguía, and the senator and leader of the PRI, Alejandro Moreno Cárdenas, maintained that the SCJN must move forward and next Tuesday resolve the unconstitutionality actions against the amendment that allow the election of judges, magistrates and ministers.
The Court will have to give effect to legality, guaranteeing that each of the challenges will be evaluated in a rigorous and objective manner, thus ensuring the protection of the fundamental rights of citizens.
they highlighted.
Likewise, Moreno Cárdenas considered nonsense
ask the Court to dismiss the appeals against that madness
of reform. The PRI supporters support the project of Minister González Alcántara
he stressed Alito, who last Wednesday called the ministers to meet before the 5th, so as not to give the opportunity for Morena and its allies to first bring out the modification that prevents protections and other resources for constitutional amendments.
The reform was published in the Official Gazette of the Federation This Thursday night, October 31, and hours before, after the declaration of validity of the change to articles 105 and 107 of the Magna Carta, from the plenary session Fernández Noroña insisted that based on that norm, “which safeguards the ‘supremacy’ and inviolability of the Constitution, all the resources with which an attempt is made to overthrow the election of judges, magistrates and ministers were left without matter and must be dismissed.
Separately, Saúl Monreal (Morena) considered that the reform, which is already part of the Constitution, in its second transitional article established that Matters that are in process must be resolved in accordance with the provisions contained in this decree
which means that they are already inadmissible.
In this regard, the vice coordinator in that chamber, Ignacio Mier (Morena), explained that in addition to the new norm, the judges, magistrates and ministers themselves have validated the legality of the judicial reform, with their own actions.
By stating in writing that they will not participate in the 2025 election, so as not to lose their juicy retirement assets
validated the amendment, and the Court did the same when appointing the five members of the Technical Committee of the Judiciary. How could they then declare it unconstitutional? he asked.
