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Low Turnout Mars Mexico's First Judicial Election
Mexico's first judicial election on Sunday saw around 13% voter turnout, with approximately 13 million of 100 million eligible voters participating to elect nearly 2,600 judges and magistrates, raising concerns about the legitimacy of a controversial reform despite government claims of success.
Low Turnout Mars Mexico's First Judicial Election
Mexico's first judicial election on Sunday saw around 13% voter turnout, with approximately 13 million of 100 million eligible voters participating to elect nearly 2,600 judges and magistrates, raising concerns about the legitimacy of a controversial reform despite government claims of success.
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44% Bias Score
Mexico's Unprecedented Judicial Elections: Reshaping the Judiciary
Mexico holds historic judicial elections on June 1, 2025, electing 881 federal judges and magistrates, including Supreme Court justices, in a two-phased process; the ruling party seeks to reshape the judiciary, while the opposition promotes abstention to challenge legitimacy.
Mexico's Unprecedented Judicial Elections: Reshaping the Judiciary
Mexico holds historic judicial elections on June 1, 2025, electing 881 federal judges and magistrates, including Supreme Court justices, in a two-phased process; the ruling party seeks to reshape the judiciary, while the opposition promotes abstention to challenge legitimacy.
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48% Bias Score
Low Turnout Marks Mexico's Historic Judicial Election
Mexico held its first popular vote election for judges on Sunday, resulting in a 13% turnout; the ruling Morena party celebrated it as a democratic milestone, while the opposition viewed the low participation as a failure, highlighting a significant contrast between this election and Morena's landsl...
Low Turnout Marks Mexico's Historic Judicial Election
Mexico held its first popular vote election for judges on Sunday, resulting in a 13% turnout; the ruling Morena party celebrated it as a democratic milestone, while the opposition viewed the low participation as a failure, highlighting a significant contrast between this election and Morena's landsl...
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56% Bias Score
Mexico's Controversial Judicial Elections
Mexico holds its first national judicial elections on Sunday, electing 2600 judges and magistrates including all Supreme Court justices, amid concerns about candidates with organized crime ties and the potential weakening of checks and balances on the ruling Morena party.
Mexico's Controversial Judicial Elections
Mexico holds its first national judicial elections on Sunday, electing 2600 judges and magistrates including all Supreme Court justices, amid concerns about candidates with organized crime ties and the potential weakening of checks and balances on the ruling Morena party.
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60% Bias Score
Mexico's Unprecedented Judicial Elections: A Controversial Process
Mexico holds historic elections this Sunday to elect 2,681 judges nationwide, a process complicated by multiple ballots, unknown candidates, and opposition calls for abstention due to concerns about the reform's partisan nature and inclusion of controversial candidates.
Mexico's Unprecedented Judicial Elections: A Controversial Process
Mexico holds historic elections this Sunday to elect 2,681 judges nationwide, a process complicated by multiple ballots, unknown candidates, and opposition calls for abstention due to concerns about the reform's partisan nature and inclusion of controversial candidates.
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64% Bias Score
Mexico Holds Historic First Judicial Elections
Mexico held its first-ever judicial elections on June 1st, 2024, with citizens voting for 881 federal and approximately 1,800 local judicial positions across 19 states, marking a significant shift in the country's judicial system.
Mexico Holds Historic First Judicial Elections
Mexico held its first-ever judicial elections on June 1st, 2024, with citizens voting for 881 federal and approximately 1,800 local judicial positions across 19 states, marking a significant shift in the country's judicial system.
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24% Bias Score
Mexico's Low Judicial Election Turnout Fuels Concerns About Morena's Power Grab
Mexico's June 1st, 2025 judicial elections saw a mere 12% turnout due to widespread irregularities including flawed ballots, alleged Morena party interference (distributing pre-filled ballots and assistance), and candidacies with criminal ties, undermining the process's legitimacy and handing Morena...
Mexico's Low Judicial Election Turnout Fuels Concerns About Morena's Power Grab
Mexico's June 1st, 2025 judicial elections saw a mere 12% turnout due to widespread irregularities including flawed ballots, alleged Morena party interference (distributing pre-filled ballots and assistance), and candidacies with criminal ties, undermining the process's legitimacy and handing Morena...
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52% Bias Score
Mexico's Ambitious Housing Plan: Feasibility and Sustainable Solutions
Architect Miquel Adrià assesses Mexico's plan to build over one million homes, highlighting the feasibility, urgency, and need for sustainable solutions focusing on urban development and collective housing to address a nine-million-home deficit.
Mexico's Ambitious Housing Plan: Feasibility and Sustainable Solutions
Architect Miquel Adrià assesses Mexico's plan to build over one million homes, highlighting the feasibility, urgency, and need for sustainable solutions focusing on urban development and collective housing to address a nine-million-home deficit.
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36% Bias Score
Mexico's Controversial Judicial Elections Raise Concerns About Corruption and Government Influence
Mexico held its first judicial elections on Sunday, sparking controversy due to concerns about government overreach and the inclusion of candidates with ties to organized crime and corruption, despite the government's claims it is meant to combat corruption.
Mexico's Controversial Judicial Elections Raise Concerns About Corruption and Government Influence
Mexico held its first judicial elections on Sunday, sparking controversy due to concerns about government overreach and the inclusion of candidates with ties to organized crime and corruption, despite the government's claims it is meant to combat corruption.
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52% Bias Score
Mexico's Judicial Election: El Chapo's Lawyer Runs for Judge
In Mexico's unprecedented election of its entire judiciary, Silvia Delgado, El Chapo Guzmán's former lawyer, is running for judge, sparking debate about conflicts of interest and the politicization of the judicial system.
Mexico's Judicial Election: El Chapo's Lawyer Runs for Judge
In Mexico's unprecedented election of its entire judiciary, Silvia Delgado, El Chapo Guzmán's former lawyer, is running for judge, sparking debate about conflicts of interest and the politicization of the judicial system.
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60% Bias Score
Mexico Elects Judges in Unprecedented Popular Vote
Mexico held its first-ever popular vote on June 1st, 2024, to elect 2,600 judicial officials, including the Supreme Court justices, aiming to curb organized crime's influence on the judiciary, despite concerns about reduced independence and potential infiltration by criminal organizations.
Mexico Elects Judges in Unprecedented Popular Vote
Mexico held its first-ever popular vote on June 1st, 2024, to elect 2,600 judicial officials, including the Supreme Court justices, aiming to curb organized crime's influence on the judiciary, despite concerns about reduced independence and potential infiltration by criminal organizations.
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52% Bias Score
Mexico's June 1st Judicial Elections: A Test of Democratic Integrity
Mexico holds judicial elections on June 1st, 2024, a process significantly altered by President López Obrador's 2022 judicial reform that reduced the number of judges and introduced a popular vote for their replacements, raising concerns about the fairness and independence of the judiciary and the e...
Mexico's June 1st Judicial Elections: A Test of Democratic Integrity
Mexico holds judicial elections on June 1st, 2024, a process significantly altered by President López Obrador's 2022 judicial reform that reduced the number of judges and introduced a popular vote for their replacements, raising concerns about the fairness and independence of the judiciary and the e...
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56% Bias Score
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