Overview
- Hugo Aguilar said the reconstituted SCJN does not submit to political agendas, stressing loyalty to the Constitution and the public.
- Internal reforms cut the average time for a case to reach a draft ruling from about 60 days to 15 after changes to the Secretariat and Subsecretariat of Agreements.
- From September to November, the Court reported resolving 2,590 matters, including 663 decided by the full bench.
- Aguilar announced an austerity policy that he said eliminates the need for an additional 661 million pesos in 2026 requested by the prior leadership.
- The Court introduced a new identity with indigenous-language communications and the bastón de mando symbol, and it will prioritize human-rights cases with a focus on historically excluded groups.