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Court highlights 'end of privileges' and 88% of cases resolved in its first year
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Court highlights 'end of privileges' and 88% of cases resolved in its first year

The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) celebrated its first anniversary since the appointment of new judges, ministers, and magistrates elected by popular vote. During the event, Minister Hugo Aguilar Ortiz, president of the SCJN, highlighted the 'end of privileges' and noted that 88% of cases brought before the court had been resolved, attributing this success to process digitization and institutional transparency. President Claudia Sheinbaum attended the ceremony, marking her support for the judicial reforms. The event emphasized efficiency and the elimination of past inefficiencies within the judiciary.

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Court highlights 'end of privileges' and 88% of cases resolved in its first year

The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) celebrated its first anniversary since the appointment of new judges, ministers, and magistrates elected by popular vote. During the event, Minister Hugo Aguilar Ortiz, president of the SCJN, highlighted the 'end of privileges' and noted that 88% of cases brought before the court had been resolved, attributing this success to process digitization and institutional transparency. President Claudia Sheinbaum attended the ceremony, marking her support for the judicial reforms. The event emphasized efficiency and the elimination of past inefficiencies within the judiciary.

Bias read (Center): The article presents a balanced account of the SCJN's achievements and reforms under the current administration, citing specific metrics like the 88% case resolution rate and mentioning both the current leadership and their criticisms of previous practices. It does not exhibit overtly biased framing

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