Selene Cruz Alcalá, candidate for the Supreme Court, advocates for a judiciary that is closer to society and free from privileges. With a background in public service and constitutional law, she proposes a human, accessible, and gender-oriented justice. She is one of the youngest candidates in the 2025 judicial elections.
At 39 years old and a native of Oaxaca, Selene Cruz stands out for her focus on substantive equality, labor rights, and care systems. She has served as a magistrate in the Federal Court of Conciliation and Arbitration and holds training in Constitutional Law and Public Policies.
Cruz Alcalá seeks to simplify judicial processes, ensuring they are understandable for all parties involved. Her goal is for justice to be accessible, empathetic, and to resolve cases quickly and effectively. She emphasizes the importance of integrating a gender perspective and respecting the normative systems of indigenous peoples in all judicial decisions.
In her proposals, Selene Cruz aims to renew the Supreme Court with a fresh vision focused on simple and useful justice for everyday life. Her objective is to represent those who struggle daily for a better Mexico and to ensure that justice is truly a service available to all citizens. The judicial elections will take place on June 1, where citizens will be able to elect the ministers of the Supreme Court.
