Since 2012, after an important Human Rights Constitutional reform on 2011, Mexican Federal Courts have had different interpretations and have issued contradictory judgments regarding the priority and ranking of consumer’s credits in bankruptcy proceedings. This debate was resolved by two jurisprudences of the Civil Plenary of the First Circuit, which were published on August 2018.

According to the Federal Constitution (Article 17) and the international trades subscribed by the Mexican government, one of the most sacred human rights that exist nowadays is the right of “access to justice”, which can be translated into several specific rights, including that any jurisdictional authority (id est Court or Tribunal) must provide to all the particulars with an efficient resort to solve their claims effectively.