Sheinbaum calls for review of alleged malpractices at TSJ-CDMX; 'The law applies equally to everyone,' she maintains

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has asserted that the law applies equally to all citizens, responding to reports of alleged malpractices within the Mexico City Superior Court of Justice (TSJ-CDMX). Speaking from the National Palace, Sheinbaum Pardo stressed a zero-tolerance policy for privileges.

"Zero privileges, the law applies equally to everyone," Sheinbaum stated during her press conference. She indicated that any potential misuse of legal instruments within the court system must be thoroughly investigated and addressed.

The president clarified that these matters typically fall under administrative law, not criminal proceedings. She emphasized that any review or action taken must be impartial, ensuring that the law is applied consistently without granting undue benefits to any individual or group.

Sheinbaum's remarks come amid ongoing discussions about judicial transparency and accountability in Mexico. Her administration has consistently advocated for equitable application of the law, aiming to build public trust in the justice system.

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Cero privilegios, la ley se aplica por igual a todas y a todos.