What's behind Mexico's plan to elect judges?

Mexico is making headlines by allowing voters to elect all 7,000 judges, a bold first for any country. The podcast dives into the potential impact on the justice system, comparing it to the U.S. model. It discusses the electoral surge of a left-wing party aimed at reforming corruption and equity. Key challenges include the risk of organized crime influencing elections and the threats to judicial independence. Concerns about politicization and systemic failures add layers to this ambitious reform, prompting essential questions about the future of justice in Mexico.