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• TITLE: Guaranteeism in the Delivery of Justice in Mexico

  AUTHORS: Cobos Campos Amalia Patricia, González Cobos Claudia Patricia, Hermosillo Saucedo César David

  KEYWORDS: Guaranteeism, Process, Fundamental Rights, Justice

  JOURNAL NAME: Beijing Law Review, Vol.16 No.2, June 27, 2025

  ABSTRACT: Guarantee seems to be the word of fashion in the legal environment to the extent that many devotees have produced interesting articles about the term and its misapplication abuse; however, it is essential to recognize that the current rights-based makes the right to limit guarantor power whether public or private. The procedural influence has been felt irrefutably with the transformation of the legal systems of many countries and has resulted in an equally profound reform of justice, seeking a more efficient and equitable delivery of justice. Can you talk about achievements in Mexico? This is the essential point that seems to analyze the social and legal perspectives.