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Mexico’s Supreme Court Set to Be Dominated by Ruling Party Following Historic Judicial Elections

In a groundbreaking election driven by the ruling party, Mexican voters chose thousands of judges nationwide, reshaping the country’s judiciary and potentially granting one party near-total control over the Supreme Court.

By Ricardo Silva • June 03, 2025 3 MIN READ

The Supreme Court chamber in Mexico City. Following the court’s blocking of some presidential initiatives, reforms now allow voters to elect judges across all levels of the judiciary.

A woman distributes informational pamphlets about judicial candidates in Mexico City. This extensive election represents the most significant judicial reform ever undertaken by a major democracy.

Mexico’s Judicial Overhaul Vote Could Cement Morena’s Grip on Power

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Dora Martínez Valero, a Supreme Court candidate, campaigns while being filmed for social media in Mexico City in May.

Mexico’s Judicial Candidates Turn to TikTok and Tinder in Unconventional Campaigns

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Dora Martínez Valero, a Supreme Court candidate, campaigns while being recorded for social media in Mexico City in May.

Mexico’s Judicial Candidates Turn to TikTok and Tinder Amid Strict Campaign Rules

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Eduardo Ignacio García Zavala waited three months for paperwork approval and drove to Mexico City to purchase a precision rifle.

Mexico’s Two Authorized Gun Stores Highlight the Country’s Complex Relationship with Firearms

In Mexico, civilians have the right to own firearms, but legal purchases are restricted to two highly regulated military-operated stores, reflecting the government's efforts to control gun possession amid a widespread black market.

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Mexican Army soldiers conducting patrols in Tijuana, March.

Relatives of Sinaloa Cartel Leaders Enter U.S. Amid Reported Legal Negotiations

Mexico's security chief has confirmed that 17 family members of Sinaloa Cartel figures crossed into the United States, reportedly linked to a legal arrangement with U.S. authorities.

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Once crowded with migrants, the bridge over the Suchiate River between Guatemala and Mexico now stands deserted.

Stranded Venezuelan Migrants in Mexico Seek Path to Return Home

Thousands of Venezuelan migrants stuck in southern Mexico face severe restrictions and scarce resources as they attempt to return home or escape their current predicament, highlighting a growing trend of reverse migration in the region.

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Mexico’s Supreme Court Set to Be Dominated by Ruling Party Following Historic Judicial Elections

Mexico’s Judicial Overhaul Vote Could Cement Morena’s Grip on Power

Mexico’s Judicial Candidates Turn to TikTok and Tinder in Unconventional Campaigns

Mexico’s Judicial Candidates Turn to TikTok and Tinder Amid Strict Campaign Rules

Mexico’s Two Authorized Gun Stores Highlight the Country’s Complex Relationship with Firearms

Relatives of Sinaloa Cartel Leaders Enter U.S. Amid Reported Legal Negotiations

Stranded Venezuelan Migrants in Mexico Seek Path to Return Home

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Mexico’s Supreme Court Set to Be Dominated by Ruling Party Following Historic Judicial Elections

Mexico’s Judicial Overhaul Vote Could Cement Morena’s Grip on Power

Mexico’s Judicial Candidates Turn to TikTok and Tinder in Unconventional Campaigns

Mexico’s Judicial Candidates Turn to TikTok and Tinder Amid Strict Campaign Rules

Mexico’s Two Authorized Gun Stores Highlight the Country’s Complex Relationship with Firearms