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Mexico's Congress proposes allowing voters to elect judges

npr.org — September 2, 2024, 07:00 AM UTC

Summary: Mexico's new Congress is evaluating a proposal that would allow voters to elect all judges in the country. This initiative aims to reform the judiciary system, which has faced criticism for its independence and effectiveness. The discussion involves insights from experts, including Will Freeman from the Council on Foreign Relations, highlighting the potential implications of such a significant change in the judicial selection process.

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