Political tension in Mexico over judicial election and criticism of AMLO's administration

Mexican politics is in a moment of intense debate around the election of judges and magistrates, with Noroña's remarks about the INE's refusal to cancel candidacies and the demand for an extraordinary period in

Congress to approve pending reforms.

The controversy centers on the autonomy of the judiciary and the suitability of the candidates, generating concern in various political sectors.

On the other hand, the management of former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador returns to the center of the discussion after the request of former President Ernesto Zedillo to audit the

emblematic works of his six-year term.

President Claudia Sheinbaum has rejected this request, defending the transparency of current projects. This exchange highlights the differing views on accountability and the legacy of past administrations in Mexico.

"Sovereignty is not for sale," President Sheinbaum reiterated in response to proposals for foreign military intervention.

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