Yasmín Esquivel elected president of National Council of Advocacy's Honor Council

Supreme Court Minister Yasmín Esquivel Mossa has been elected president of the Honor Council of the National Council of Advocacy (CONAbogacía). The appointment took place at the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) during an event marking the Day of the Lawyer.

During the meeting, Esquivel highlighted the significance of fostering dialogue between justice institutions and the national legal community. She stated that integrity, responsibility, service, and strict adherence to the rule of law are essential values for legal professionals. Esquivel believes a united, prepared, and committed legal profession is crucial for strengthening Mexico's justice system and ensuring effective access to justice for all.

The CONAbogacía's Honor Council will focus on promoting ethical values, professional excellence, and best practices in the legal profession. The council includes representatives from various sectors, including the military prosecutor, the president of the Judicial Discipline Tribunal of the Federal Judiciary, former magistrates, corporate lawyers, and representatives from health institutions, the Superior Audit Office of the Federation, and the Mexico City Prosecutor's Office.

Also present at the event was the Attorney General of the Republic, Ernestina Godoy Ramos, who stressed the importance of unity and collaboration within justice institutions to build public trust. The council aims to represent over 80 national legal organizations.

“

La abogacía unida, preparada y comprometida con la sociedad, pues sólo así se podrán consolidar instituciones que brinden mayor certeza jurídica y un acceso efectivo a la justicia para todas y todos