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[...] promoted promotions based on preserves of power and not the personal effort of
officials, and made hiring based on personal recommendations, which caused the morale of

agents and analysts to decline considerably

Nor should it go unnoticed that Medina-Mora serves as head of the Federal Public Security

Secretariat during the questioned police operations of San Salvador Atenco in May 2006, nor
should it be ignored that the Attorney General's Office heads for a large part of the process -

legal, incidentally, as decided by the SCJN- followed by the french citizen Florence Cassez, as

well as during the so-called "Michoacanazo" that leads to the release of all officials accused of

links with organized crime. A judge, especially a judge of the constitutional court, whose
decisions are by definition controversial, depends a lot on the legitimacy that he has when

entering the position. The appointment of a judge whose legitimacy is questioned because it

is vitiated by origin would generate many controversies that will make it more difficult for the
Supreme Court to fulfill its role as a constitutional court. (Narváez Medécigo, 2015)

In a similar way reflects Muller Creel (2015), who emphasizes the opposition of the

candidacy of Medina-Mora by the Association of Federal Judges and Magistrates, as well as in

the loss of confidence in the following institutions during his performance in front from the

same:

According to the Citizen Institute of Studies on Insecurity, the confidence of the citizens

towards the institutions that were related to the attorney Medina Mora went down. The

statistics mention that as far as the Public Ministry is concerned, in 2008 34% of the citizens

trusted little in that institution and another 34% did not have any confidence; for 2009

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