Back in Session: Court Returns to Action on September 17 - News Directory 3

Back in Session: Court Returns to Action on September 17

September 12, 2024 Catherine Williams News
News Context
At a glance
  • The SCJN agreed to resume work on September 17, after two weeks of joining the workers' strike in protest against the judicial reform.
  • The Supreme Court is divided between a large majority who reject the reform, and a group of ministers who support it.
  • The main headquarters of the Historical Center remains with padlocks, chains and tapes announcing that it is closed for any work.
Original source: elnorte.com

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The SCJN agreed to resume work on September 17, after two weeks of joining the workers’ strike in protest against the judicial reform. Credit: Óscar Mireles

Back in Session: Court Returns to Action on September 17 - News Directory 3

The Supreme Court is divided between a large majority who reject the reform, and a group of ministers who support it.

The Supreme Court is divided between a large majority who reject the reform, and a group of ministers who support it. Credit: Óscar Mireles

Back in Session: Court Returns to Action on September 17 - News Directory 3

The main headquarters of the Historical Center remains with padlocks, chains and tapes announcing that it is closed for any work.

The main headquarters of the Historical Center remains with padlocks, chains and tapes announcing that it is closed for any work. Credit: Óscar Mireles

Back in Session: Court Returns to Action on September 17 - News Directory 3

After leaving the SCJN, Minister Yasmín Esquivel reported on the unanimous decision in the private meeting.

After leaving the SCJN, Minister Yasmín Esquivel reported on the unanimous decision in the private meeting. Credit: Jorge Ricardo

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