The president of the Constitutional Affairs Committee of the Chamber of Deputies, Juan Ramiro Robledo of Morenaestimated that the discussion of the reform to the Judicial Branch could last for two days.
He recalled that this legislative body is summoned for the work meeting next Monday, August 26 at 11:00 hours.
“I think we can divide the discussionin general on the first day, and in particular on a second day. I am going to propose them to you, let’s see what the deputies say,” said the Morenoist.
He hoped that the protests of the workers of the Judicial Branch of the Federation do not include blocking access to the premises legislative assembly of San Lazaro, Furthermore, they have not planned for that scenario.
He stressed that the document that will be discussed and voted on next week will not affect the labor rights of the judicial workers.
“What we would approve, if applicable, on Monday and Tuesday, will be a document, a document to be discussed at the next meeting. Legislature. Nothing more. There is still no judicial reform, much less constitutional reform,” said the legislator.
He commented that the demonstrations of rejection of the working base of the Judiciary based on possible violations of their rights are not well-founded, and they have not carefully considered what the proposal says.
“They consider that their membership in the judicial profession, being a clerk, being a secretary, are labor rights. Well, it would be a matter of sitting down to discuss it, but for now what we can tell you is that there is no legal or material act of no nature that affects them at this time.”
What does it consist of?
The reform of the Judicial Branch mainly proposes the reduction of ministers from eleven to nine; the election of the same by popular vote; the creation of two bodies in charge of supervising the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) and six-month deadlines for issuing resolutions.
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2024-08-23 05:47:30