The graduate student of the Faculty of Law of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), Fernando Garcia Veliz requested the dismissal of Morena deputy Ricardo Monreal Ávila as a professor at the institution.
In the petition, admitted on August 30, by the Faculty of Law, García Véliz, who is studying the specialty in Tax Law, requested to the director Sonia Venegas Álvarez who sand remove Monreal from the teaching staff.
“I come to request that remove or remove Mr. Ricardo Monreal Ávila, from the faculty of professors who teach classes at the Faculty of Law or in the Graduate Studies Division, for demonstrating ignorance of the legal and constitutional issues that govern Mexican law in force, as well as not meeting the standard of professionalism required by this school”the document states.
According to the student, Monreal Ávila “indirectly promotes teaching that goes against human rights.”
García, who on social media reports being part of the Judicial Branch of the Federation, also He requested that the Faculty of Law take a position on “the evident constitutional crisis that we are currently facing.”
Last Wednesday, UNAM Law students held a march to the Federal Judicial Council, where They rejected judicial reform in the terms currently raised and accused that this constitutional modification puts their entire academic training at risk.
Hours later, The students announced a new mass mobilization for next Sunday, September 1, in which they will also participate Other universities such as ITAM, CIDE, Ibero, ITESM, ITESO, UAEM and faculties of UNAM. To the march of will include workers, judges and magistrates of the PJF.
Last week, Sonia Venegas Álvarez, director of the UNAM Faculty of Law and Mónica González Contró, director of the Institute of Legal Research, shared with El Sol de México that, in their opinionthe popular election of judges has not worked in other countries and that the judicial function goes beyond popularity.
Monreal Ávila is one of the professors who teaches in the graduate division from the Faculty of Law at UNAM, a task that he shares with his legislative work in the Senate and soon in the Chamber of Deputies.
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This Friday, the federal deputy gave classes at the university. Monreal describes this activity as “a haven” for his daily life; “I always enjoy spending time in the mornings with young people, with teachers, with workers,” he said in a video posted on his social networks.