MEXICO CITY.- The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) resumed its usual jurisdictional activities after joining the strike of workers of the Judiciary in protest against the reform proposed by the president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
This Tuesday at 1:00 p.m., the Minister President Norma Pineapple Hernandezopened the session and the secretary of the plenary put to a vote the minutes of the last public session they had, on September 2.
SCJN resumes work after strike
During the first session of the Plenary of the SCJN A review of an unconstitutionality action filed in 2023 by deputies of the Congress of Tamaulipas.
The appeal was filed against a decree that reformed provisions of the Water Law and various legislation for said entity.
The minister Loretta Ortiz Ahfl He requested that the project in which he proposed declaring the aforementioned challenge unfounded be withdrawn from the list, and that it be discussed until other related projects are resolved.
The matter was withdrawn and the session was adjourned at 1:21 p.m. on Tuesday.
Demonstration against AMLO’s reform at the SCJN
The session took place in the context of ongoing protests by PJF workers, who gathered in the vicinity of the Supreme Court.
Judicial Branch workers demonstrate outside the SCJN
-Cheers at the arrival of Minister Juan Luis González Alcántara
-Boos for Minister Loretta Ortiz[📹@El_Universal_Mx / @Pajaropolitico] pic.twitter.com/vxISHFGjdr
— Manuel Lopez San Martin (@MLopezSanMartin) September 17, 2024
Workers from the Federal Judicial Branch (PJF) and the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) demonstrate in the perimeter of the highest court in the downtown area of Mexico City. pic.twitter.com/9EYRiUKFiZ
— Uno TV (@UnoNoticias) September 17, 2024
Video 1 PJF workers support Norma Piña @scjn video 2 they shout traitor at @LeniaBatres Now Lorena Ortiz. To the plagiarist @JazminEsquivel_ not yet, because it hadn’t arrived yet!!! @CJF_Mx @SCJN @anmj_pjf @jufed_org pic.twitter.com/g4ZCcdHJ26
— Lourdes Mendoza (@lumendoz) September 17, 2024
Ministers such as Norma Piña and Juan Luis González were received with cheers, while the minister Loretta Ortiz She was booed and called a traitor for her support of reform.
#LaCorte strongly condemns the attempted physical assault suffered by the minister @lorettaortiza; declares itself in favor of strict respect for freedom of expression and demonstration against or in favor of the reform of the Federal Judicial Branch. pic.twitter.com/DvzaUjHowY
— Supreme Court (@SCJN) September 17, 2024
You agree on “necessary” measures in the face of judicial reform
After resuming work and at the end of the public session, the eleven ministers participated in a private session in which the recently approved judicial reform was discussed.
It was agreed to take the necessary measures to implement the judicial reform and that these do not affect the jurisdictional work.
The decision was unanimous after the reform came into force yesterday, Monday, September 16.
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2024-09-25 09:35:08
