The complacency of security forces in the fight against criminal gangs is considered a crime of omission. Mexico receives complaints about fentanyl smuggling that causes more deaths than on battlefields. Greater efficiency from public servants is required to ensure certainty for Mexicans amid violence.
Last week, a strong citizen outcry occurred against the anti-government state of Sinaloa. Proposals for U.S. military intervention against cartels in Mexico generate debate. National newspapers point to a climate of chaos in the country, with issues such as journalist murders, disappearances, and government corruption.
The head of government of the capital emphasizes the importance of employment as the best social program in her management report. The idea of subjecting magistrates and judges to popular election is proposed. The suspension of the intervention of the Judicial Evaluation Committee in the selection of judicial candidates raises uncertainty in the process.
The fear lies in that the selection of suitable judges may be affected by disputes and suspensions in the process. The urgency of providing certainty to the participants stands out in the discussion. Congress and the president have the authority to request priority in the processing of constitutional trials according to social interest.
Attracting productive investment to generate employment is seen as a challenge amid the crisis. Judicial reform is subject to criticism for its negative impact and decrease in investments. The current context of Mexico presents historical challenges and the need for sound decisions for its future.
