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Politics
Mexico's Congress has passed a controversial constitutional reform that limits the Supreme Court's ability to review constitutional amendments. Critics argue this undermines democratic checks and balances, while supporters claim it respects the popular will.
Politics
Mexico's Chamber of Deputies has approved a controversial constitutional reform that limits judicial review of constitutional amendments. The reform prohibits constitutional challenges to amendments and restricts the scope of amparo, a legal remedy to protect individual rights.
Politics
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum's administration announced plans to build 1 million new homes in 6 years, prioritizing women, youth, indigenous people, and the elderly. The Senate selected judicial candidates by raffle, sparking controversy.
History
The bicentennial of Mexico's 1824 Constitution offers an opportunity to reflect on its enduring legacy. Legal scholars and political figures emphasized the document's continued relevance in shaping the nation's political and social landscape.
Politics
The National Guard in Mexico is being placed under military control. This controversial reform has been approved by the Chamber of Deputies and will amend 12 articles of the Constitution.
Business
The Mexican government faces challenges in providing adequate support for its aging population. "Precarious old age" is often the result of past economic hardships. The demographic shift poses significant economic and social challenges, requiring a comprehensive approach to address these issues.
Business
Mexico's housing crisis has reached a critical point. Government neglect, speculation, and gentrification have contributed to the problem. The goal is to recognize housing as a human right and make it accessible to all Mexicans.
National
Mexico’s judicial reform is facing intense debate. The proposed popular election of judges has divided experts and politicians. Critics warn of politicization and potential for unqualified officials.
Politics
The LXV Legislature, a milestone in Mexican political history, enacted significant reforms focusing on human rights, particularly for children and women. It achieved unprecedented parity, fostered dialogue, and addressed issues like gender-based violence and child protection.
Business
Mexico's debt, though significant, is manageable due to its ability to pay. The country's debt history dates back to the 19th century. Today, most of its debt is domestic, and it employs strategies like refinancing to reduce external debt.
Politics
The brain drain from Mexico is a complex issue driven by economic disparities, educational policies, and systemic failures. Despite government efforts to invest in higher education, many talented individuals leave the country due to a lack of opportunities and inadequate compensation.
Politics
Mexico's Constitutional Points Commission approved a ban on vaping and fentanyl, prioritizing health over economic interests. The measure prohibits production, distribution, and sale of these substances, with strict regulations for enforcement and legal adjustments.
Politics
Joe Biden's late withdrawal from the 2024 U.S. presidential race boosts Kamala Harris's candidacy, marking a shift in the election. Her campaign is expected to energize voters, especially minorities, and impact U.S.-Mexico relations.
Politics
The Mexican Chamber of Deputies approved a reform to Article 2 of the Constitution, recognizing indigenous and Afro-Mexican peoples as subjects of public law with legal rights, autonomy, and assets.
National
Mexico grapples with severe droughts and wildfires. Integrated fire management emerges as a solution in regions like Los Tuxtlas. A shift from fire suppression to controlled management is crucial for ecosystem preservation and reducing economic losses.
Business
The Constitutional Affairs Committee approved a reform to Article 123 of Mexico's Constitution, ensuring minimum wages cannot be below inflation and barring their use for other purposes. The reform also mandates average IMSS salaries for key public professions.