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Mexico’s Supreme Court presents book on court reforms at Tlaxcala university

Mexico’s Supreme Court presents book on court reforms at Tlaxcala university

Mexico’s Supreme Court presented a book on changes to the judiciary at the Autonomous University of Tlaxcala.

The book explains the court’s new structure and the broader reorganization of the federal judiciary following constitutional reforms.

A court official said the reforms aim to make justice more open, inclusive, accessible and connected to the public.

The changes include popular elections for judges, along with stronger transparency and accountability.

They also recognize the cultural diversity and legal systems of Indigenous and Afro-Mexican peoples.

The court held a workshop on the Federal Judicial Weekly, a platform that collects and shares important court decisions.

The workshop was intended to help users search the platform more effectively; no further next steps were stated.

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