The Supreme Court in Mexico analyzed the proposal to declare unconstitutional the petition for popular consultation to prosecute former presidents requested by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. Six of the 11 magistrates voted in favor of constitutionality and restated the question previously suggested by AMLO. According to lawyer Marcos del Rosario, “basically, even with the modification of the question in the structure left by the Court, it is still a state of 'what for?' There is no need to submit the judgment to the citizens if the authorities have to fulfill their obligations. For lawyer Adriana Greaves, the ministers “wanted to look good with the population and López Obrador will have no pretext for not opening investigations against former presidents. If the population goes out to vote and says yes or no, then the result is the same, "she said.
Experts explain that prosecuting former presidents in Mexico corresponds to justice, so a citizen consultation is unnecessary | Video | CNN
2020-10-02T01:47:41.185Z
The Supreme Court in Mexico analyzed the proposal to declare unconstitutional the petition for popular consultation to prosecute former presidents requested | Latin America | CNN