Mexican Senate votes to approve Supreme Court judge's resignation

Mexico's Senate on Tuesday overwhelmingly approved the highly unusual resignation of a Supreme Court associate justice who previously held numerous high-level government positions, amid an investigation into suspicious bank transfers. The upper chamber accepted Eduardo Medina Mora's resignation by a vote of 111-3, with five abstentions. The vote was required by the constitution, which establishes that resignations from the high court can only happen due to "serious causes."
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