Politics
In her press conference, President Claudia Sheinbaum celebrated the continuation of Judicial Branch elections and announced plans to eliminate re-election and nepotism in politics.
Politics
In Claudia Sheinbaum's People's Morning Conference, Mexico announced plans to create 300,000 new higher education places. Rosario Castellanos University will expand nationally. A QR code issue halted judicial reform notifications.
Politics
Mexico's new government unveils ambitious plans: slashing tortilla prices by 10%, reviving ISSSTE stores, pursuing food sovereignty, and addressing rural development. Amidst these initiatives, they also tackle a priest's murder in Chiapas.
Politics
Sheinbaum takes on judicial reform, strikes, and ultra-processed foods in a fiery People's Morning Conference. With wit and sass, she navigates controversies, guarantees justice for Marcelo Pérez, and supports healthy school initiatives.
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Mexico's Senate approves controversial energy reform, returning oil and electricity control to the state. The reform, supported by the ruling Morena party, aims to reverse privatization and ensure energy sovereignty.
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Mexico's government announces three arrest warrants for Genaro García Luna, former Secretary of Public Security, for crimes including Operation Fast and Furious, improper use of powers, and irregularly awarding contracts. The government will request extradition from the US.
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President Claudia Sheinbaum criticized former President Felipe Calderón's "war on drugs" strategy as a failure, citing Genaro García Luna's 38.8-year prison sentence as proof. Sheinbaum ruled out investigating Calderón, leaving it to the Prosecutor's Office.
Politics
Antonio Flores Guerra, a Labor Party deputy in Coahuila, Mexico, proposes a reform to the Penal Code to classify and sanction digital and media violence, including cyberbullying and digital contract killing.
Crime
Former President Felipe Calderón, in his books, praises Genaro García Luna for his role in Mexico's security strategy, despite García Luna later being imprisoned for drug trafficking links. Calderón defends his administration's actions.
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Experts discuss legalizing euthanasia in Mexico City. The proposed bill aims to help those with irreversible conditions choose medically assisted death. It emphasizes patient autonomy, challenges medical ethics, and sparks debate on dignity in dying.
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President Claudia Sheinbaum signs decree to reform Federal Labor Law, aiming to benefit 658,000 'app' workers by formalizing their employment and granting them rights. She also criticizes Genaro García Luna's cynicism in commenting on judicial reform despite his links to drug trafficking.
Politics
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo assured US and Mexican business leaders that the reform to the Judicial Branch will strengthen the rule of law and guarantee safe investments.
Politics
Mexico's Chamber of Deputies has approved a bill reforming the General Law of Electoral Institutions and Procedures, allowing for the direct election of judges to the Judicial Branch of the Federation.
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
President Sheinbaum addresses key issues: calls for Palestinian recognition, dismisses judicial reform concerns, updates on Pemex refinery incident, and pushes for historical reconciliation.