Overview

• Most Poder Judicial de la Ciudad de México offices resumed activities July 8–9 after Acuerdo V-74/2025 was officially published, ending the month-plus work stoppage.
• Some courts remain partially closed as workers demand the accord’s publication in the Judicial Gazette and push for immediate salary adjustments.
• An estimated 1.008 million procedures and over 1,200 daily hearings were stalled by the strike, creating a backlog that could take weeks or months to resolve.
• The July 4 deal secured a special bonus for December and initiation of basification reviews but deferred any direct pay increases.
• Courts must clear the accumulated caseload before the July 15–August 1 judicial vacation, heightening procedural risks for vulnerable litigants.