Overview
- The plenary is set to discuss multiple amparos that could leave in place lower-court rulings requiring payment of about 48 billion pesos.
- Fifteen projects on the docket aim to resolve seven of nine pending litigations tied to income tax assessments from 2008 to 2015, including updates, surcharges and fines.
- Minister President Hugo Aguilar Ortiz denied requests to suspend proceedings and to recuse all nine ministers, imposing fines for what he deemed dilatory tactics.
- The Court announced the session would be held at its Av. Revolución 1508 site due to planned mobilizations near the main building.
- Grupo Salinas argues it faces double and unconstitutional charges, while the government and tax authority maintain the assessments are lawful and must be paid.