Overview
- The Supreme Court’s president, Hugo Aguilar Ortiz, opened Tuesday’s session by reiterating the institution’s rejection of the violence at its headquarters over the weekend.
- Aguilar said the Court keeps its doors open for institutional dialogue and urged young people to express dissent without resorting to vandalism.
- He apologized for the delayed session and informed the full bench in private about damage to the historic building from Saturday’s protest.
- An official Court statement described assaults on security personnel, damage to facilities, and attempted unauthorized entry into the building.
- News reports note no official response so far to allegations that police injured civilians and journalists during the demonstration.