First Native President Justice will take office on September 1

After 6.1 million people voted for him on June 1 in Mexico’s first judiciary, he would be the next Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Mexico (SCJN).

According to the National Elections Agency (INE), Aguiler received 5.3% of the vote, which made him the most voted candidate among the SCJN’s interested ministers. The election on Sunday saw approximately 13 million voters (12.3%of all the Mexican population eligible to vote) He had to choose five female candidates for justice and four men with over 60 enthusiasts.

The 51 -year -old Aguiler will be sworn in before the Senate on September 1, and on the same day, he will accept the leadership of the Supreme Court as the first tribal Chief Justice.

Since the election, Aguiler has not publicly declared himself a winner. However, in recent interviews, he has expressed the impression that he is “attracted” and “happy, very happy,” because of the historical importance of the election for Mexico’s native and the Afro-Mexican communities.

“I am very happy to be a good lawyer from Okshaka’s next president of the Supreme Court,” President Claudia Shinebam told a press conference on Wednesday morning. “I have the privilege of knowing him.”

The new president of the SCJN is considered sympathetic to the ruling Maranna party, although he has no formal political contact. Since 2018, he worked as the General Coordinator of Indigenous Rights at the National Indigenous People’s Organization (INPI), where he coordinated the general advice of former President Andrez Manuel Lopez, in which the Maya Rail, Introceanic Corider and Felip Ongs International Airports.

Aciler She was nominated by the administrative branch and received the support of Shinbam, in February, “We want a tribal person to join the Supreme Court.” Although he does not mention the name of Acure, he is the only native candidate.

Government critics say the relationship will eliminate the main check of administrative and legislative power.

With more than 30 years of experience that supports the rights of the tribal people, Akile’s propaganda slogan for the post of Supreme Court judge is “This is our times”. In the country’s judicial system, Mexico expressed his view that Mexico needed more representation of domestic voices.

Before being elected as the Chairman of the SCJN, Aguiler would not wear a judicial clothes and instead wear the common pants of tribal communities, and he would provide a new image of multi -cultural integration to the Supreme Court.

With reports from CountryOvarian DayOvarian CNN And Economist