Overview
- Pérez Romo’s exit was confirmed by judicial sources for this month, leaving a vacant seat on the Órgano de Administración Judicial that the Supreme Court must fill.
- She served a little over four months after a unanimous appointment on Sept. 2, 2025, as one of three members installed when the new body replaced the Federal Judiciary Council.
- The magistrate is publicly aligned with former minister Arturo Zaldívar and previously failed to secure enough votes to become a Supreme Court justice.
- Milenio, citing sources, reports her departure followed internal differences and that about 60 members of her team were notified their contracts would be terminated today.
- Proceso reports that longtime Secretary General of Agreements Rafael Coello Cetina tendered his resignation last year and is expected to leave this month, pointing to broader administrative turnover.