Judiciary Trusts will go to ISSSTE: Sheinbaum

Alma E. Muñoz and Alonso Urrutia

La Jornada newspaper
Saturday April 12, 2025, p. 6

When defending the legality in the transfer of the 10 billion pesos of the trusts of the Federal Judicial Council (CJF) to the Treasury of the Federation, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo said that the resources will be allocated to the Institute of Social Security and Social Services of the State Workers (ISSSTE). There is nothing irregular, the court is not rightheld.

That these resources go to the ISSSTE, “instead of staying in a few of the Court … that appeal cannot be used to its senior officials, as it was being done, because it is false that it was for the Judicial Power workers, like many other falsehoods that some ministers and ministers have said,” he said.

In the morning of the town, he asked the Secretary of the Interior yesterday, Rosa Icela Rodríguez (present in the Treasury Hall of the National Palace), Send the statement to the Court to tell you what is the legal support of what is being done. There is nothing irregular, no problem.

That it is clear, he highlighted: the labor rights of the workers of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN), their wages and everything are guaranteed.

He stressed that the Judicial Power workers also They are from the Statelike the teachers, and it is about the health services of the ISSSTE They can improve substantivelyand It will be very transparent how it is used and for what do you do That money.

The president recalled that a part of the trusts was given to the National Electoral Institute (INE) and that did not say anything about the Electoral Court or the Judicial or SCJN Council.

Previously, the Secretary of the Interior explained the scope of the recent resolution of the Electoral Court of the Judicial Power of the Federation to promote the vote for the election of June 1, but without alluding to any specific candidacy.

He also explained how you can vote in those elections to choose judges, magistrates and ministers of the Court.

He explained that on the first Sunday of June, each voter will receive six ballots of different color (depending on the position to choose) and will have to deposit them in the only urn that will be placed in each box.