The First Ordinary Plenary Assembly 2026 of the National Commission of Superior Courts of Justice of the United Mexican States (CONATRIB) was held, where strategic issues for strengthening the administration of justice in the country were analyzed. The assembly was attended by Magistrate Laura Perla Córdova Rodríguez, President of the Superior Court of Justice and the Judicial Council of the State of Nuevo León, who participated as President of the State Judicial Power and as First Vocal of the CONATRIB Board of Directors. "Let this assembly bear witness that the judicial powers of the country are united in the defense of the rule of law, legality, and the institutions of the Republic," she said. She stated that to the extent that the Superior Courts of Justice support the rule of law, Mexico will be strong, assured the president of the National Commission of Superior Courts of Justice of the United Mexican States CONATRIB. "I ask for the floor so that from CONATRIB we can unite voices and not only postpone the judicial elections but also postpone the national code of civil procedures, because we are training judicial staff and judges who even reached an election and we do not know if they will remain in the Judicial Power. I hope that these issues can be taken into account in decision-making at the national level," pointed out the magistrate. During the session of the First Ordinary Plenary Assembly, the presiding magistrate, Córdova Rodríguez, had an active participation, standing out for her contributions to the topics addressed and reaffirming her commitment to institutional strengthening. During her intervention, she emphasized the importance of coordinated work, transparency, and continuous improvement in the administration of justice, stressing the need to maintain a strategic vision aimed at providing a more efficient and closer service to citizens. The event was led by Magistrate Rafael Guerra Álvarez, President of CONATRIB and President of the Superior Court of Justice of Mexico City and the Judicial Council, who led the inauguration and the works of the assembly. In his inaugural message, he highlighted the relevance of joint work among the local judicial powers. He stated that this National Assembly is an act of responsibility and support for the Mexican government.
