Mexico is as active as voting in the controversial court elections Elections News

President Sheinbaum labels vote for “success”, but experts were able to use criminals to infiltrate the judiciary.

Despite the remarkable voting, sparse activity and extensive confusion to choose the referees in Mexico, despite the president, “Success” was labeled.

13 percent of appropriate voters collected votes Market voting to overhaul the judicial system. President Claudia Sheenbaum, the election would be more democratic in Mexico, but critics wanted to control the judiciary, the analysts warned that the analysts could seize the impact of criminals.

Manuel Lopez Obrador, a foundation, Sheenbaum and Salafi Andres’s foundation, about 880 federal court responsibilities, as well as higher courts, as well as higher courts, as well as hundreds of local judges and masters.

However, many voters said that they are struggling to make informed choices among the flood of unknown candidates, or the frequent campaign, which is widespread in the discussion or widespread campaign.

‘Mainly empty’ polling stations

Al-Isirsir John Holman, John Holman, said the polling stations were “mostly empty” from Mexico.

“When the government is planned to be a historic day, most of the Mexicans prefer to do something else,” he said.

Still, Sheenbaum welcomed the country as a democratic trailblazer “full success.”

“Mexico is only more freely, and is a country with democracy, because it is the will of people,” he said.

If necessary to clear the harmful justice, the reform of supporters was first championed by Lopez Obrador, Sheenbaum’s predecessor Lopez Obrador.

‘A painful process’

Experts He had warned Because the number of candidates and court voting, this activity would be unusually low.

To be properly informed, the voters will have to spend hours and hours exploring the track record and profile of each of the hundreds of candidates, “David is a professor at the University of San Diego.

This concern was echoed by voters in the polling stations.

“We are not very prepared,” he said, 63-year-old university teacher Lucia Calderon. “I think you need more information.”

Francisco Torres De Leon, a 62-year-old retired teacher in southern Mexico, called “hurts” the process of “hurts” because they have many candidates and responsibilities.

Outside of logistics, analyst and legal groups removed the fears that strong criminals can use the judiciary for further leakage of the judicial system.

Corruption is already available, “said the court’s choice is more organized by other methods with organized crime with organized crime,” Margaret Satterthwaite, the United Nations has a special rapporteur on the independence of judges and lawyers.

Although all candidates are the legal experience, there is no criminal note and “good reputation”, several people were associated with organized crime and corruption scandals.

The rights group considers “high risk”, including Silvia Delgado, including Silvia Delgado, including Silvia Delgado, including Silvia Delgado, including Silvia Delgado, including Silvia Delgado, including Silvia Delgado, including Silvia Delgado.

Another candidate served in Durango province, previously served a prison for drug crimes in the US prison for six years.

Election results are expected in the coming days. The second round of the judicial elections is planned to fill hundreds of positions for 2027.