Mexico City's Historic Judicial Elections: Citizens' Hopes for Change

Mexico City Holds First Judicial Elections: Voters Hope for Change Mexico City witnessed history on June 1st, 2025, as citizens participated in the country's first-ever judicial elections. The event marked a significant step towards reforming the judicial system, addressing long-standing concerns about corruption and lack of impartiality. Hundreds of judges and magistrates were up for election, and the atmosphere at polling stations was charged with anticipation. "I hope this election brings a less corrupt judicial system," said one voter, expressing a sentiment echoed by many. "We need justice for everyone, rich or poor." Another voter added, "It's about time there's a real change in the judicial power. For too long, it's only benefited those at the top." The elections provided a platform for citizens to voice their desire for a more equitable and transparent judicial system. The outcome of these elections will undoubtedly impact the course of justice in Mexico for years to come, shaping public trust and confidence in the legal system. The hope is that this is the beginning of a more just and equitable judicial system for all Mexicans.