Politics
Mexico's LXVI Legislature agendas: Morena pushes for judicial reform, indigenous rights, and environmental protection; PAN defends democracy and institutions; the Green Party champions environmental justice; PT focuses on labor rights and AI laws, while PRI and MC offer moderate, pragmatic policies.
Politics
The LXVI Legislature of the Chamber of Deputies has begun its mission, with Morena holding a qualified majority. The opposition, consisting of PAN, PVEM, PT, PRI, MC, PRD, and one independent deputy, has 136 seats.
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.
Women
The text chronicles the long struggle for women's suffrage in Mexico. Despite early setbacks, feminist organizations persisted, using various tactics to pressure the government.
Politics
Mexico City’s new animal welfare law recognizes animals as sentient beings and protects their rights. It includes provisions for dignified treatment, even in scientific research.
Politics
The Constitutional Points Commission approved reforms to place the National Guard under the Secretariat of National Defense, making it part of the permanent Armed Forces. This decision has sparked controversy, with critics arguing that it militarizes public security.
Politics
As the LXVI Legislature approaches, controversy swirls around the ruling party's claimed 74.4% control, announced by Segob before final results. Critics argue this oversteps legal bounds and misinterprets constitutional limits on overrepresentation, raising fairness concerns about coalition power.
Politics
The Chamber of Deputies of Mexico is a global leader in parliamentary diplomacy. Through its active participation in international forums, the Chamber has become a model for other nations in terms of gender parity, inclusivity, and innovative legislative practices.
Politics
The parliamentary motion is a procedural tool used to interrupt a speaker, object to a matter, or modify a decision. Various types of motions exist, including order, attachment to the subject, questioning, illustration, rectification, and suspension.
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 has approved reforms to ensure GMO-free corn cultivation. The amendments aim to protect traditional farming practices, address concerns about human health and environmental risks, and promote sustainable agriculture.
Politics
The proposed reforms aim to strengthen the state's control over Mexico's energy sector, prioritize public ownership, and lower electricity prices. The government seeks to ensure energy security, self-sufficiency, and a more equitable distribution of resources.