Overview

• The IMPI refused to grant exclusive use of “Ministra del Pueblo,” saying it would create an unjustified privilege, harm the other eight SCJN ministers and amount to unfair competition.
• The institute also cited potential confusion with a public office, a premise Batres rejects on grounds that no such position exists.
• Batres contends she met the LFPPI’s formal requirements and that no similar denomination is already registered.
• She cites prior approvals like “Máynez Presidente México,” “Yunes mi Senador,” “Diputado en línea” and a commercial “Presidente” to argue inconsistent application of trademark criteria.
• She says she is considering a juicio contencioso administrativo to seek annulment of the IMPI resolution.