Mexico City Congress eyes extraordinary session; Morena plans to discuss judicial reform and new initiatives

The local Congress of Mexico City is gearing up for an extraordinary session, likely to take place in late July or early August. Xóchitl Bravo, the coordinator of the Morena parliamentary group, announced the upcoming session, highlighting its importance for addressing critical legislative matters.

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Yes, we will probably have an extraordinary session at the end of July, beginning of August. We have some important issues like harmonizing the last reform of the Judicial Power that they made from the federal level.

Among the primary agenda items will be the harmonization of local judicial reform with the recently approved federal changes. This process aims to ensure consistency and alignment between the city's legal framework and national legislation concerning the judiciary. Bravo indicated that other legislative initiatives, proposed by various deputies, will also be considered during this period.

Bravo mentioned that the specific agenda for the Morena parliamentary group will be released in the latter half of August. She also addressed her own political ambitions, stating that while she has aspirations, her priority is the continued growth and leadership of the Morena movement. "Personal interest becomes small compared to the interest of the movement in the City," she remarked.

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Personal interest becomes small compared to the interest of the movement in the City.

She emphasized her responsibility as the parliamentary group coordinator to foster governability and expressed gratitude for being part of Morena, citing its clear electoral mechanisms where citizens ultimately decide. The upcoming extraordinary session underscores the ongoing legislative work and political maneuvering within Mexico City's government as it seeks to implement reforms and advance its agenda.

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I will be where I have to be. I have political aspirations, of course, but as coordinator of the Parliamentary Group, it is my responsibility to continue generating governability and leave personal interest to what the movement requires.