The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) condemned the attempted violent entry into its facilities and the attacks against security personnel.
After the departure of the so-called Generation Z, in which some attendees They demolished barricades protecting the headquarters of the High Courtthey broke windows and tried to take the building, the SCJN confirmed the damage.
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The constitutional court recognized that there is “the freedom of expressionmeeting and demonstration. Dissent is a fundamental part of a democratic society and all voices—including, especially, those of young people—contribute to the construction of better conditions for the country.”
However, he expressed “his concern and condemnation of the expressions of violence isolated recorded this day in its vicinity, which included attacks on security elementsdamage to the facilities and attempts at violent and unauthorized entry into the building.”
He considered that these facts “distort the legitimate purpose of any demonstration and violate the atmosphere of respect essential for democratic dialogue.
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In a position, he noted that “this new integration of ministers has maintained open the doors to dialogue; Therefore, it is unnecessary to resort to violence to express a claim.”
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The Supreme Court considered that “the damage caused affects a symbolic space for historydemocracy and justice, the strengthening of which is the permanent task of this institution.”
The Supreme Court endorsed its “commitment to continue close to citizens, guaranteeing the rights of all, always within a framework of responsibility and respect. Likewise, it reiterates its deep commitment to freedom of expression and the right to demonstrate, essential foundations of our democratic system.”