Alma Delia González Centeno, candidate for minister of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN), seeks to take advantage of the opportunity provided by the reform of the Judiciary to change the image marked by elitism and favoritism. Originally from San Luis Potosí, González considers it crucial to modify the perception regarding promotion as a judge in Mexico, eliminating political influence and improper payments.
She highlights her concern for issuing judicial resolutions that protect human rights, gender equality, and prioritize the protection of children and adolescents. Alma Delia González, an experienced judge in her state, has personally experienced the corruption present in the Mexican judicial system, rejecting offers to participate in fraudulent schemes.
With a distinguished career at the Justice Court of San Luis Potosí, where she has held various positions, González Centeno aims to project a commitment to justice based on family values and social responsibility. Her academic training includes a degree in Law, a master's degree in Constitutional Procedural Law, and specializations in various branches of law.
In her campaign for the election to the SCJN, Alma Delia González proposes measures to bring justice closer to citizens, such as periodic evaluations of the ministers, a digital platform to assess their performance, and public forums for citizens to express their concerns. Aiming to combat corruption and favoritism, González positions herself as an option for renewal and transparency in the Judiciary.
