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Medina Mora refuses to explain resignation in the Senate
October 7th, 2019
The former Minister of the Supreme Court of Justice, Eduardo Medina Mora, refused to present himself to the Senate of the Republic for further information on his resignation, said the president of the Political Coordination Board, Ricardo Monreal.
Although constitutional article 98 states that Medina Mora would have to argue "urgent causes" in order to justify his resignation as Minister of the SCJN, Monreal informed that Medina Mora was given the opportunity to justify his resignation, to which the Now former magistrate refused.
"I have had indirect communication with Minister Medina Mora and he has been issued and offered the possibility of attending the Senate, his commissions, to broaden his reasons for resignation or expand his explanation ... But he has declined
Staff
Translator: Martín Caballero
The former Minister of the Supreme Court of Justice, Eduardo Medina Mora, refused to present himself to the Senate of the Republic for further information on his resignation, said the president of the Political Coordination Board, Ricardo Monreal.
Although constitutional article 98 states that Medina Mora would have to argue "urgent causes" in order to justify his resignation as Minister of the SCJN, Monreal informed that Medina Mora was given the opportunity to justify his resignation, to which the Now former magistrate refused.
"I have had indirect communication with Minister Medina Mora and he has been issued and offered the possibility of attending the Senate, his commissions, to broaden his reasons for resignation or expand his explanation ... But he has declined
Staff
Translator: Martín Caballero
