Ep. 31: Mariano Guevara on Mexico's Judicial Elections

from The Democratic Constitution Podcast · host Lucas De Hart and Luke Pickrell

Luke talks with Mariano Guevara about Mexico’s first-ever popular election for federal judicial officials, including why the elections are significant, what’s taking place in preparation for the elections, and what the elections mean for students and the younger generation in Mexico. Mariano is a law student and political activist in Mexico. He can be found at mariano_gl17 on X and Instagram.This episode is in Spanish. An abridged translation in English is available on the Democratic Constitution Blog.

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