We will present a route on the elections of the Judicial Branch: Brugada

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The head of ⁢Government, Clara Brugadaannounced that the government of the Mexico City will announce the route that the elections of the ⁤Judiciary (PJ)‌ in the country’s capital.

“We are going to soon have the presentation ​of a route on the⁣ elections of the Judicial Branch in Mexico⁢ City and we will gladly ‍make it⁢ public so that, already clearly defining whether the‍ date is moved ‍or not, we know⁣ what we are going to do,” explained to ​express question of 24 HOURS.

For his part, the Secretary of Government, ⁣César Cravioto, explained, also in response to‍ a question from this newspaper, that they have already held a meeting with the president of the Electoral Institute of Mexico City, ⁣and one more with the six counselors and one counselor of the⁢ same body, to ⁤address the issues of the possible election of ‍the Judicial Branch in the country’s capital.

In this sense, the government ​official pointed out that although different definitions have to be given, some⁣ decisions have already begun to be​ seen, for example, so that the election in the ⁤capital is not so costly.

As a ​first example, Cravioto said that the use of paper for ballots that is not ‌as expensive as in‍ constitutional elections, but ​that guarantees security, has ‍been proposed.

Secondly,⁢ he stated that it ‌must be reviewed‍ whether the 22 ‍district councils are ‌installed or ‍not,⁤ as well ⁣as whether those corresponding⁤ to the⁣ Federal level will⁢ operate, which,⁢ he added, must be installed when a national ​election of‍ the PJ is carried out; in⁢ addition to assessing the issue of⁣ the ballot boxes, which would have to be⁣ placed in ⁢each ​voting centre.

“All of this will be defined once the city congress advances in the local reform itself ‌to land the constitutional reform,”⁢ added‌ the former senator.

Cravioto pointed out that they are working⁣ with the congressmen; However, they must wait for the latest definition, which is now in the Senate of the Republic, regarding​ the ⁣definition of the date, for which the National Electoral Institute (INE) requested an extension of dates.

“We are going to see if it is granted or not, if there is a constitutional reform to change the date‌ or if the June⁣ date is maintained,” ​he said.

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How can citizens actively participate in ensuring ⁢transparency during the⁢ judiciary elections ‌in‍ Mexico?

Interview between Time.news Editor and ​Judicial ⁤Elections ‌Expert

Time.news Editor: Welcome to our interview segment! Today, we are diving deep into a critical ‍development in ​Mexico City as we discuss the upcoming elections for the Judiciary. I’m joined by Dr. Laura Mendoza, a legal expert and‌ political‍ analyst ​who⁤ specializes in judicial processes⁤ in Latin America. Dr. Mendoza, thank you ​for being‍ here!

Dr. Laura Mendoza: Thank you for⁤ having me! It’s a pleasure to discuss such an⁣ important topic.

Time.news Editor: Let’s ​start with the announcement from Clara Brugada, the‍ head of the Government in ‌Mexico‌ City, regarding the upcoming elections of the Judiciary. ⁤She ⁣mentioned a plan that ‌will soon be unveiled. What does this mean for the public and for ​the judicial system in Mexico City?

Dr. Laura ⁤Mendoza: Clara Brugada’s announcement is significant as it‍ indicates that the⁣ government is moving towards transparency and clarity in the electoral process for the Judiciary. A clearly defined route means that⁢ citizens will have insight into when and how this election ​will occur, which is crucial for​ maintaining ⁤public trust in ⁤the ⁢judicial ‍system. It reflects ​a commitment to‌ good governance.

Time.news ‍Editor: Cesar Cravioto, the Secretary of‍ Government, also mentioned meetings with the president and counselors of the Electoral Institute. How critical ⁢are these consultations in‌ shaping the electoral process?

Dr. Laura Mendoza: ​These consultations are‍ essential. Engaging with the Electoral ⁣Institute ensures that the elections are conducted fairly and in accordance ‌with established guidelines. It ‍also ⁤helps to​ align the ‍government’s objectives with the operational realities of organizing such elections.​ It’s a collaborative​ approach that can lead to a smoother electoral process.

Time.news Editor: There’s been some discussion about whether the election date will be moved. What ‌factors typically influence such decisions?

Dr. Laura Mendoza: Several factors can influence changes to the election schedule. These can ‌include logistical challenges, such​ as ensuring voter registration and outreach, political⁢ considerations, or even social events that may impact voter turnout. Additionally, if there are ⁤concerns regarding the readiness of the‍ electoral bodies or the⁢ judiciary itself, those‍ can also lead ⁤to delays.

Time.news Editor: Transparency‌ seems to be a ⁢key theme​ here. In what ways⁤ do you‍ think the public ​can ensure that this process remains⁤ transparent?

Dr. Laura Mendoza: ⁤Public engagement is vital. Citizens can⁢ stay informed by following announcements ⁤from⁤ the⁣ government and the Electoral Institute. Advocacy groups can⁢ play a role by monitoring ⁤the process and ensuring that there are no undue influences in the​ electoral process. Building ⁢a culture of accountability where the public feels empowered to ask questions and demand transparency is essential.

Time.news Editor: As we look ​ahead, what do ​you think are the implications of these elections for the future of the Judiciary in Mexico City?

Dr. Laura Mendoza: The implications are far-reaching. A fair and ​transparent​ electoral process can ⁣help‍ bolster ⁤confidence ‌in the Judiciary, which‍ is essential for the rule of law. If​ the new officials are​ seen as legitimate ⁤and capable, it could lead‍ to improved⁣ judicial ⁣outcomes and greater public trust ⁤in ‌the legal system. ‍On the other hand, if ⁣the ‌process⁢ is marred by controversy or appears to‌ lack legitimacy, it could further erode trust⁣ in judicial institutions.

Time.news ‍Editor: Dr. Mendoza, thank you⁢ for your insightful⁢ analysis⁢ on this crucial matter. It seems that the upcoming elections for ​the ⁣Judiciary are​ not just a procedural event but a significant ⁢moment ⁣for governance and public trust in Mexico City. We look forward to ⁢seeing⁣ how this unfolds.

Dr. Laura Mendoza: Thank ⁣you! I​ appreciate the ⁣opportunity ⁣to discuss‌ this topic, and ​I too‍ look forward to the⁣ developments ahead.

Time.news ⁢Editor: And thank ⁤you to our viewers for joining us today. Stay tuned ⁢for more updates on​ this ⁣and other important issues⁣ affecting our communities.

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