They ask that experts be used and that parties not intervene in consultations on reform of the Judiciary

The Executive and representatives of the Legislative branch of Coahuila spoke about the initiative to reform the federal Judicial Branch; Governor Manolo Jiménez said that the opinion of specialists and the experiences of other countries must be taken into account, while the local deputy, Gerardo Aguado, presented an initiative so that the consultations promoted by the ruling party are carried out without the interference of political parties. .

The state president considered that an initiative of that magnitude is a step that must be taken with a lot of information and caution, since the issue was barely discussed and an unfavorable reaction from the national and international markets was immediately seen.

He said that “there are those who, on the one hand, say that we should hurry, on the other hand, others say that we must do a more calm process, listen and have an open parliament, so there are conflicting versions,” he noted about the position. of the president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador and the president-elect, Claudia Sheinbaum.

Jiménez Salinas indicated that although the popular opinion that was gathered through the consultation is valid, in these issues what experts, specialists say, must be taken into account.

He pointed out that until the reform is approved, the implications that this would have for Coahuila can be measured, in terms of both legal certainty and investment attraction.

Present initiative

For his part, local deputy Gerardo Aguado Gómez presented a proposal with a point of agreement to request the Chamber of Deputies that consultations on judicial reform be carried out without interference from parties and guaranteeing citizens correct information about what is being done. aims with the reform so that they can decide with complete certainty.

Furthermore, the president is asked to inform the entire nation, prior to the consultations and forums, of the bases or mechanisms that will guarantee that this reform will result in a more efficient Judicial Branch with full and true autonomy.

Also, report on the way to guarantee that in the election of ministers, magistrates and judges there will be no interference from parties, criminal organizations and authorities, as well as the ways in which it will be guaranteed that the elected judges will also have the professional profiles that these highly specialized positions demand.