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Mexican Judicial Ratings by State
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Mexican Judicial Authorities
Ratings by State
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| Aguascalientes |
EC1 |
Morelos |
EC4+ |
| Baja California |
EC2+ |
Nayarit |
EC4+ |
| Baja California Sur |
EC3 |
Nuevo Leon |
EC1 |
| Campeche |
EC4+ |
Oaxaca |
EC3 |
| Coahuila |
EC2 |
Puebla |
EC5 |
| Colima |
EC2+ |
Queretaro |
EC1 |
| Chiapas |
EC3 |
Quintana Roo |
EC1 |
| Chihuahua |
EC5 |
San Luis Potosi |
EC2 |
| Mexico City (DF) |
EC3+ |
Sinaloa |
EC3 |
| Durango |
EC4+ |
Sonora |
EC5 |
| Guanajuato |
EC3+ |
Tabasco |
EC2 |
| Guerrero |
EC5 |
Tamaulipas |
EC2+ |
| Hidalgo |
EC4+ |
Tlaxcala |
EC5 |
| Jalisco |
EC2 |
Veracruz |
EC5 |
| Mexico State |
EC2 |
Yucatan |
EC4+ |
| Michoacán |
EC5 |
Zacatecas |
EC4 |
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EC1 Highest rating
EC2 Superior rating
EC3 Average rating
EC4 Below average rating
EC5 Worst rating possible
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A "+" within EC2, EC3 and EC4 denotes a higher or more promising standing within the rank. |
Study by National Banker's Association of Mexico
Published in El Financiero, April 15, 2002 |
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