The president of the National Electoral Institute (INE), Guadalupe Taddei, reported that they will carry out a legal analysis of the suspension issued by a federal judge that orders him to stop the organization of the judicial election.
In an interview with the media, he noted that they have not yet been officially notified, but as soon as they receive the documentlos 11 councilors will make the decision.
Last Monday, unanimously the General Council approved the agreement that begins the work of organizing the election of judges, magistrates and ministers, a mandate contained in the judicial reform.
However, on Tuesday, a federal court, based in Colimagranted a provisional suspension so that the INE stop the organization of the election for judges, magistrates and ministers, which started last Monday.
The resolution of Javier García Contrerasholder of Second Court of District, based in Colima, It was derived from the expansion of demand for judges and magistrates.
Said judge had already granted definitive suspensions against the publication of the reform decree in the Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF), as well as other legislative acts, which were disregarded.
SCJN opens 2 consultations more about the reform
The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) opened two other pending consultations to determine the channel that should be given to requests from judges to intervene in the review of the constitutionality of the judicial reform.
Norma Piña, president of the Supreme Court, turned the cases over to the minister’s presentation Yasmín Esquivel, who must prepare a draft sentence and present it to the Plenary.
Minister Esquivel has already published three similar draft consultations pending, in which she proposes that they be declared inadmissible because the Court does not have the power to control a reform of the Constitution. /ANGEL CABRERA
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