Yasmín Esquivel Mossa is a prominent figure in the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) and has been recognized as one of the most popular personalities in the judicial field, thanks to her collaborative approach that advocates for a more integrated government capable of addressing complex problems such as social justice and inequality. Through her proposals, she has shown to be fundamental in the pursuit of a fairer and more equitable judicial system.
Esquivel Mossa has been key in the judicial transformation proposed by López Obrador and supported by Sheinbaum, marking a significant change in the perception of justice in Mexico. In line with the 4T project, she highlights the importance of citizen participation in public life to achieve substantive equality among Mexicans and to ensure that regulations respond to the needs of the population.
The minister has not only spoken out in the judiciary but has also expressed her position on the reform of the National Guard promoted by AMLO, advocating for a comprehensive approach to combat insecurity without militarizing the country. Esquivel Mossa has emphasized the need to protect human rights and dismantle criminal structures, ensuring that the armed forces always act within the legal framework.
Additionally, Esquivel Mossa has advocated for the abolition of trusts in the Judiciary and has been firm in defending legality in various cases, such as the tax debt of Elektra for one billion pesos. Her support for Sheinbaum's policies and her call for collaboration among different governmental sectors underscore her commitment to effective transformation and addressing current challenges.
Since her appointment in March 2019, Yasmín Esquivel Mossa has championed reforms aimed at strengthening the judicial system and ensuring greater judicial independence in Mexico. Her goal is to distance the Judiciary from corruption and politicization, bringing it closer to transparency and effectiveness for the benefit of the population. Proposals such as conducting citizen consultations before implementing laws demonstrate her commitment to truly equitable and accessible justice for all Mexicans.
