2025 Judicial Elections / Universidad Rosario Castellanos

2025 Judicial Elections. President Claudia Sheinbaum encouraged citizens to take part in the upcoming 2025 judicial elections. 

This Sunday, June 1, Mexico will experience a historic moment: for the first time, citizens will directly elect members of the Judiciary. A total of 881 federal judicial positions will be on the ballot. Voters will elect all Supreme Court justices — whose number will be reduced to nine — as well as members of the newly created Judicial Disciplinary Tribunal, which replaces the Federal Judiciary Council and will oversee the evaluation and investigation of judges' performance. Nearly half of the country’s 7,000 judges will also be chosen in this election, with the remainder set to be elected in 2027.

Universidad Nacional Rosario Castellanos. The university has 55,738 enrolled students, with 54,370 in undergraduate programs, 1,368 in graduate studies, and 68 enrolled in combined programs, said Rosaura Ruiz, Minister of Science, Humanities, Technology, and Innovation. To date, 7,547 students have graduated. The university offers 36  undergraduate programs, 15 graduate programs, five specializations, seven master’s degrees, and three doctoral programs.

The university, formerly known as the Instituto de Estudios Superiores de la Ciudad de México Rosario Castellanos (IRC), will be transformed into a national university. This expansion, which includes the creation of new campuses and increased capacity, will provide 330,000 students with the opportunity to pursue higher education at a public institution.