In the upcoming judicial elections, citizens will have the opportunity to select judges, magistrates, and ministers of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN), including Dora Martínez Valero, known as 'Dora the Transformer.' Martínez Valero, a candidate for the position of minister of the Supreme Court, emphasizes the importance of the active role of the Judiciary and the SCJN in the protection of human rights and in promoting equality before the law.
Candidate number 19 on the ballot has presented her vision of a Supreme Court close to citizens, capable of resolving relevant issues related to human rights in her place of origin. With extensive experience as a legislative advisor, representative to the Federal Electoral Institute (IFE) – now INE – and electoral observer in missions of the Organization of American States (OAS) in various countries, Martínez Valero is committed to being a facilitator of justice and close to the citizenry.
Among the proposals of Dora Martínez Valero for the SCJN are the holding of public hearings to listen to the parties before issuing resolutions, as well as the implementation of accessible formats in different languages and for different groups to ensure access to justice. She also proposes a decentralization of the Public Defender's Office and the Judicial School to meet judicial needs in remote or vulnerable areas.
Martínez Valero has stood out for her academic background in Law and a master's degree from the University of Castilla-La Mancha, Spain, as well as her participation in specialized courses on various topics, including social networks, artificial intelligence, and bioastrology. With teaching experience in Social Sciences, Martínez Valero presents a comprehensive proposal that seeks to bring justice closer to citizens and ensure the protection of human rights from the Supreme Court.
