When presenting the profiles, the president of the Finance and Public Credit Commission, Miguel Ángel Yunes Márquez, assured that these people meet the suitability, legal and technical requirements, and also “demonstrate the commitment of the head of the executive to provide the best profiles for the administration of justice.”
Senator Claudia Anaya commented that the five come from the same political group that has governed Mexico City for the last 30 years and added that the three powers are from the same political group in reference to Morena.
“There is no division of powers in this country. That is what the abuse of power of authoritarianism leads to: impudence and cynicism,” commented the PRI member.
Meanwhile, PAN member Raymundo Bolaños explained that this Court defines the institutional balance of the country, since it resolves controversies between the Public Administration and individuals, as well as administrative responsibilities of public servants.
“It sanctions that public servant who fails to fulfill his duties, reviews government contracts, tenders, awards and litigation, such as the payment of taxes. This Court exists to provide certainty and legal security to citizens against acts of authority, and to avoid illegalities in the acts carried out by the government,” he explained.
For this reason, he criticized that these judges are “employees or former employees of Morena,” and considered that they will not be able to be impartial, because they will respond to the regime.
Who are the new magistrates?
Ariadna Camacho Contreras She is currently the director of Legal Affairs of the Ministry of Tourism and was coordinator of Legal Advisory in the corporate direction of planning, coordination and evaluation of Pemex.
Selene Cruz Alcalá He held positions in the government of Andrés Manuel López Obrador. She was General Director of Public Policies and Government Bodies of the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare from 2018 to 2022 and head of the Federal Attorney’s Office for the Defense of Labor from 2022 to 2024. Before arriving at the Federal Court, she was a Judge Representative of the Federal Government in the Second Chamber of the Federal Court of Conciliation and Arbitration since 2024.
Ludmila Valentina Albarrán Acuña He also held positions in Morenoist governments. She was responsible for the Transparency and Personal Data Protection Unit in 2019 and Executive Director of Legal Affairs of the Environment Secretariat of Mexico City (2020), when Claudia Sheinbaum was head of Government. Previously, she was deputy director of Litigation Procedures in the Tlalpan mayor’s office, when the now president was head of the delegation.
Eduardo Santillán Perez He is a Morena activist. He was recently a candidate for judge of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, but did not win. Before joining the military in Morena, he was part of the PRD, a party for which he held various positions, such as delegation head of Álvaro Obregón and local legislator twice.
José Ramón Amieva Gálvez He was head of government of Mexico City for nine months after the departure of Miguel Ángel Mancera, who was seeking to be a senator. He is currently a magistrate of the Third Unitary Chamber of the Administrative Justice Court of the State of Hidalgo, but before that he was mayor of Mixquiahuala de Juárez for Morena, the party for which he is a member.
