Mexican Senate Grants Final Approval for Judicial Reform, Reports Reuters

Title: Mexico’s Senate Approves Controversial Judicial Reform

MEXICO CITY – Mexico’s Senate has approved a significant reform aimed at overhauling the country’s judiciary system by allowing judges to be elected through popular vote. This decision marks a notable success for outgoing President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who has been a strong advocate for this contentious proposal.

While the reform has garnered support from its proponents, critics express concerns that it may jeopardize the rule of law and adversely affect the nation’s economy by deterring investment and weakening the North American trade agreement.