Overview
- Estela Fuentes Jiménez presented her third and final activity report at the Museo de la Ciudad de México on December 9, formally closing her term as president of the city’s Administrative Justice Tribunal.
- In her remarks, she highlighted a strategy built on 10 guiding axes that prioritized anti-corruption efforts, digital modernization to speed procedures, and a gender perspective.
- She reported service improvements that included attention to more than 150,000 people during her tenure and an upgraded citizen service system designed to streamline access to services.
- In her report, she cited performance figures such as nullifying acts in over 90% of demands filed by individuals, more than one million annual website visits, and Tribunal lawyers drafting about 30% of demands.
- The event drew high-level attendees, and Supreme Court minister Yasmín Esquivel publicly congratulated her on X; Fuentes said she will return to the Superior Chamber to continue her magistrate term through 2035.