The recent judicial reform in Mexico, approved by Congress, has raised significant concerns among financial and business sectors, with potential implications for the country's economic stability and investment climate.
The reform, which includes the popular election of judges, has been criticized for undermining the rule of law and could lead to credit rating downgrades, as warned by Moody's.
Despite President López Obrador's assurances of continued foreign investment, the business community remains wary of the uncertainties introduced by the changes to the judicial system.
