Pakistan, May 29 -- Mexico is set to become the first country in the world where voters will elect all judges - from the Supreme Court to lower courts. This major reform has sparked intense debate over its potential impact on the country's justice system.

According to a report by AFP, the Mexican government says this step is necessary to eliminate corruption and ensure accountability in the legal system. Under the new policy, citizens will vote for thousands of federal, district, and local judges and magistrates. A second election for the remaining judges is planned for 2027.

However, critics argue that allowing voters to choose judges may threaten judicial independence. They worry that controversial candidates, including those linked t...