Mexico's Sheinbaum Advocates for Judicial Reform Backed by Public Polls

President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum reveals surveys showing strong public support for electing judges and creating an independent watchdog.

Surveys indicate nearly 80% of Mexicans support judicial reform, with 70% backing the election of Supreme Court judges.
Critics argue that electing judges could politicize the judiciary and increase corruption risks.
The Mexican peso experienced volatility following the announcement of potential constitutional changes.
Sheinbaum has assured investors about the stability of the peso and the country's economic health.
Public forums and discussions are planned to debate the proposed judicial reforms.