Legal overhaul will make all judges stand for election in Mexico

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Legal overhaul will make all judges stand for election in Mexico

Mexico's Senate has approved a major judicial reform bill that will elect judges by popular vote. The decision marks a significant win for outgoing President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, but protesters are up in arms about how it could threaten the rule of law and hurt the economy. Danielle Neri reports.

September 12, 2024