The parliamentary group of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) in the Senate stated that Yes, he will attend the raffle for the reform of the Judiciary.
According to the PRI bench, the tricolor legislators will go to the Senate to watch that the process is carried out correctly.
It should be noted that this first raffle reform of the Judiciary will decide which are the places Circuit magistrates and District judges that will be put to popular vote in the month of June 2025.
When will the tombola for the reform of the Judicial Branch be held in the Senate?
According to information from the Senate, the session where this first tombola for the reform of the Judicial Branch will be held will take place this coming Saturday, October 12, 2024.
For this, the legislators have called a session o’clock at 09:00so that the corresponding ordinary session begins.
It is expected that this process will be attended by all parliamentary groupssince only one opposition parliamentary group has confirmed its attendance.
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PRI bench confirms attendance to the Senate for the Judiciary Raffle
Through an institutional letter, the PRI bench confirmed his attendance at the Senate through the tombola of the Judicial Power.
The tricolor parliamentary group assured that this is for “supervise and monitor the insaculation process”, which will define extremely important positions that will be defined by popular vote.
Additionally, the PRI assured that another reason for attending the meeting in the Senate this Saturday, October 12, will be to not allow Morena and allies to make decisions without taking the opposition into account.
This is why they indicated that no space should be given to the possibility that the ruling party cheat in carrying out this first raffle, after the reform of the Judicial Branch was approved.
“We will go to the ordinary session in the Senate to supervise and monitor the insaculation process, and not let the majority and its allies make decisions in the absence of the opposition and that there be no traps.”
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