💨 Abstract
Hugo Aguilar, a Mixtec lawyer, has become Mexico's first Indigenous Supreme Court justice in nearly 170 years following historic judicial elections. His supporters see him as a champion for Indigenous rights, while critics worry he may align with the ruling Morena party. Aguilar's past includes work on Indigenous rights but also involvement in controversial infrastructure projects. His election, amidst low voter turnout, has sparked debate about the integrity of Mexico's judicial system and the influence of the ruling party.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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