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SCJN da ultimátum de 6 meses al Congreso de Puebla para legislar sobre infancias trans

La Jornada de Oriente · published on May 5, 2026

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Published
May 5, 2026
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La Jornada de Oriente lajornadadeoriente.com.mx

SCJN da ultimátum de 6 meses al Congreso de Puebla para legislar sobre infancias trans

By Yadira Llaven Anzures ·

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El ministro Hugo Aguilar Ortiz, presidente de la Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación (SCJN), advirtió que el Congreso del estado de Puebla dispone de seis meses para dar cumplimiento a la resolución que lo obliga a legislar en favor de los derechos de childhoods trans en la entidad.

Al concluir el desfile cívico-militar por la Batalla de Puebla, Aguilar Ortiz destacó que la Corte se mantendrá vigilante del proceso legislativo, luego de que las reformas previas presentadas por el legislativo local no cumplieran con los estándares jurídicos necesarios para garantizar el libre desarrollo de la personalidad de the people menores de edad.

En entrevista, el presidente de la SCJN explicó que el regreso del tema a la agenda legislativa de Puebla obedece a que las acciones tomadas anteriormente por los diputados locales fueron insuficientes y no alcanzaron el nivel de protección requerido por la justicia federal.

Al ser consultado sobre el plazo para que el Congreso de Puebla resuelva esta deuda con los procedures of la niñez, Aguilar Ortiz confirmó que el conteo ya comenzó.

La resolución busca garantizar que las niñas, niños y adolescentes trans en Puebla puedan acceder al reconocimiento legal de su gender identity de manera sencilla, expedita y conforme a sus derechos fundamentales.

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Topic: Identidad de género de las infancias y adolescencias trans · Reconocimiento de la identidad de género

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    Hugo Aguilar Ortiz In favor Speaks respectfully

    “El ministro Hugo Aguilar Ortiz, presidente de la Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación (SCJN), advirtió que el Congreso del estado de Puebla dispone de seis meses para dar cumplimiento a la resolución que lo obliga a…”

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Yadira Llaven Anzures
Published
May 5, 2026
Last analyzed
November 10, 2026
Turing
2.8 (the current one)
State
Online

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