Georgina Saldierna
La Jornada Newspaper
Tuesday, October 22, 2024, p. 7
10 days before the Legislative Power Evaluation Committee is installed, whose objective is to select those who will compete for positions of judges, ministers and magistrates, some discrepancies have arisen between the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate regarding the formation of that body.
Morenista Ricardo Monreal, president of the Political Coordination Board of San Lázaro, wanted three of the five people to join the committee; On the other hand, in the Reforma and Insurgentes building, those from the guinda party argue that the Upper House is the one that leads the task of evaluation.
The president of the Senate, Gerardo Fernández Noroña, briefly referred yesterday to the divergence, although he took the opportunity to make it clear that it is not an issue of quotas, but rather of agreeing on the profiles, that they are of very high level, that they are very prestigious people in the area of law, in such a way that the message is very powerful to the citizens, because they expect a factional committee, a committee of fellow militants, cadres of the movement, and that is not is the intention
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He pointed out that the majority bloc is determining that the judging persons who come out They are a product of the election process, top-class people, the most qualified, who are honorable and guarantee the administration of justice
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Excess of judges
In a press conference prior to a meeting he had with Chinese officials in the old Xicoténcatl mansion, he criticized the actions of the judges who are against the judicial reform, since they have been unemployed for more than two months and issue sentences to benefit themselves. acting as judge and party.
On the other hand, he highlighted that there is no possibility that any judge can prosecute President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo for the publication of the judicial reform in the Official Gazette of the Federation.
Fernández Noroña described Judge Nancy Juárez’s threat to take the president to prison if she does not withdraw the decree as political and intellectual nonsense with no legal rigor
remembering that the Amparo Law establishes that the trial does not proceed in the face of a constitutional reform.
For his part, the Morenoist senator Saúl Monreal considered it feasible that Juárez be subjected to impeachment, since in his opinion she has incurred in acts that violate the public and popular interest, contravening the permanent constituent that is above the three powers of the union. .
