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Carlos Slim criticizes Mexico’s welfare spending as ‘totally irrational’
Billionaire businessman Carlos Slim believes the Mexican government has its priorities wrong on welfare spending. On Wednesday, he asserted that…
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Mexico saw 10 ‘important changes’ in AMLO’s term: security chief
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s government has set “a solid base” for the government of incoming president Claudia Sheinbaum, Security…
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Morena party pushes ahead with National Guard constitutional bill
After approving the federal government’s controversial judicial reform earlier this month, lawmakers with the ruling Morena party and its allies…
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Judicial reform bill takes effect after AMLO signs it into law
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador on Sunday promulgated the federal government’s judicial reform, setting the stage for thousands of judges,…
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There can be judicial reform without undermining trust
On Aug. 26, the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico (AmCham) released a statement regarding the government’s judicial reform, where…
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Mexico’s percentage of working poor declines to historic low
The percentage of Mexicans classed as “the working poor” has declined to the lowest level on record, falling almost six…
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Mexico Supreme Court justices join strike against judicial reform bill
Supreme Court (SCJN) justices will stop work to protest the federal government’s judicial reform proposal, joining employees of Mexico’s highest…
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Chamber of Deputies blocked by court workers protesting reform
Hundreds of court workers blocked access to the lower house of federal Congress on Tuesday morning as they seek to…
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Polls show Mexican public has mixed feelings about judicial reform
Mexico’s business community is split over the federal government’s judicial reform proposal, while support among the general population for the…
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Morena is now just 1 vote away from a supermajority in the Senate
Two soon-to-be senators elected as representatives of the Democratic Revolution Party (PRD) have joined the ruling Morena party, leaving the…
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