Hugo Aguilar Ortiz, the president-elect of Mexico's Supreme Court of Justice (SCJN), visited the Senate to meet with legislative leaders, including senators Gerardo Fernández Noroña, Adán Augusto López, and Ignacio Mier from Morena, to finalize details for the court's installation ceremony scheduled for the night of September 1. Aguilar emphasized preparations to avoid any transition gaps as the court undergoes renewal. Concurrently, Morena is advancing electoral reform efforts, with party leader Ricardo Monreal defending the appointment of Pablo Gómez to lead the reform's drafting. Morena's national leader, Luisa Alcalde, announced the creation of a commission to participate in the electoral reform debate. Meanwhile, the National Action Party (PAN) has proposed a special commission to investigate Arturo Ávila, Morena's spokesperson in the Chamber of Deputies, over allegations of corruption. Ávila has denied accusations linking him to narcotrafficking, corruption, illicit enrichment, and nepotism.