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Daniel Rook

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AFP correspondent

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  • 3 weeks ago | annistonstar.com | Daniel Rook |Arturo Ilizaliturri AFP

    By Daniel Rook and Arturo Ilizaliturri AFP Judges close to the ruling party were set to dominate Mexico's Supreme Court after an unprecedented vote to elect the judiciary, with results rolling in Tuesday. The vote comes after a contentious overhaul made Mexico the first country in the world to select all their judges via the ballot box.

  • 3 weeks ago | wfxg.com | Daniel Rook |Arturo Ilizaliturri AFP

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  • 3 weeks ago | wfmz.com | Daniel Rook |Arturo Ilizaliturri AFP

    Judges close to the ruling party were set to dominate Mexico's Supreme Court after an unprecedented vote to elect the judiciary, with results rolling in Tuesday. The vote comes after a contentious overhaul made Mexico the first country in the world to select all their judges via the ballot box. The enormous democratic exercise asked voters to choose more than 880 federal judges as well as fill hundreds of local and magistrate positions.

  • 3 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Daniel Rook |Arturo Ilizaliturri AFP

    Judges close to the ruling party were set to dominate Mexico's Supreme Court after an unprecedented vote to elect the judiciary, with results rolling in Tuesday. The vote comes after a contentious overhaul made Mexico the first country in the world to select all their judges via the ballot box. kAm%96 6?@C>@FD 56>@4C2E:4 6I6C4:D6 2D<65 G@E6CD E@ 49@@D6 >@C6 E92? gg_ 7656C2= ;F586D 2D H6== 2D 7:== 9F?5C65D @7 =@42= 2?5 >28:DEC2E6 A@D:E:@?D] k^AmkAms6DA:E6 4@?7FD:@?

  • 3 weeks ago | barrons.com | Daniel Rook |Arturo Ilizaliturri

    Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum hit back Monday at criticism of her country's unprecedented election of judges, after most voters skipped a ballot that her opponents called a farce. Sunday's election followed highly contentious reforms making Mexico the only country in the world to let voters select all of their judges, including Supreme Court justices.

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