In his last act as president of the Federal Court of Administrative Justice, Guillermo Valls Esponda allocated between 3 and 7 million pesos for the transportation by plane of 210 guests to the XXX National Congress of Magistrates of the TFJA held in Chiapas.
Mexico City, October 28 (However).- Judge Guillermo Valls Esponda He resigned as president of the Federal Court of Administrative Justice (TFJA) with a congress in San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapashis homeland that he aspires to govern, which cost three million pesos just in lodging, drinks and food for more than 200 people for two days.
Valls Esponda, son of the Salinista minister Sergio Valls Hernández, allocated between 3 and 7 million pesos for the air transportation of TFJA personnel this year, with which they paid for their tickets. 210 guests at the XXX National Congress of Magistrates of the organization in Chiapas whose Governor, Eduardo Ramírez, was present at the inauguration and has already invited him to his cabinet, although he also aspires to be Consul of Mexico.
In his opening message to the congress, on Thursday, October 16, the presiding Judge of the Superior Chamber of the TFJA asserted that justice must be popular, democratic, honest and transparent, and addressed President Claudia Sheinbaum to affirm that “he shares with the government of Mexico his commitment to justice, to democracy and, above all, to the people.”
The Federal Court of Administrative Justice held its 30th National Congress of Magistrates, focused on Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanisms (#MASC). pic.twitter.com/9NSTrD4pMC
— Federal Court of Administrative Justice (@TFJAMexico) October 20, 2025
In accordance with the contract that the TFJA assigned to the company Creatividad y Espectáculos, SA de CV, of which However has a copy, the TFJA of Valls Esponda paid almost three million pesos – 2 million 998 thousand 229 and 96 cents – for the National Congress held from Wednesday, October 15 to Friday, October 17 in hotels in San Cristóbal de las Casas.
The service of this company was to serve up to 210 people, which included accommodation, food and drinks, as well as assembly and conditioning of spaces for the congress, stationery supplies, commemorative material, registration, commemorative photographs and wireless network at the event site.
The participants in the TFJA National Congress, which also had guests, arrived in Chiapas on Wednesday, October 15, at the Tuxtla Gutiérrez airport, from where they moved to the magical town of San Cristóbal de las Casas, where the opening ceremony was held on Thursday the 16th.
In fact, this was one of Valls Esponda’s last acts as presiding Judge of the TFJA, because it is expected that the election of his successor will be encouraged from January to December, after President Sheinbaum proposed and the Senate endorsed five new members of the Superior Chamber for 15 years each.
For this reason, Ludmila Valentina Albarrán Acuña, Ariadna Camacho Contreras, Selene Cruz Alcalá, Eduardo Santillán Pérez and José Ramón Amieva Gálvez have not taken office, the first of whom is set to succeed Valls Esponda in the presidency for the next three years.
In the dispute for the new presidency of the TFJA, Luz María Anaya Domínguez and Julio Ángel Sabines Chesterking have spoken out internally, both proposed as magistrates in the government of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, but who respond more to former legal advisor Julio Scherer Ibarra and Ricardo Monreal, respectively.
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