Los Cabos receives recognition for its attention to foreigners

The Minister Counselor of Consular Affairs at the Embassy of the United States in Mexico, Amber Baskette, presented a recognition to the Government of Los Cabos for the work developed and the support it provides to the American citizens who reside in the municipality. The recognition was received by the Municipal Coordination of Attention to […]

Three Oaxaca police officers arrested for abusing a colleague

Three members of the Municipal Police of Santa María Atzompa, Oaxaca, were arrested for allegedly having sexually assaulted a colleague of the same corporation. The Attorney General’s Office of the State of Oaxaca reported that the agents were identified as J.A.M.V., P.H.B. and M.A.C.R. The events allegedly occurred in the Valles Centrales region on April […]

Judicial reform in Mexico: a setback for human rights

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has proposed a package of constitutional reforms that contemplates transforming the composition of the judiciary, among other changes. This reform could be voted on as early as September by the incoming federal Congress, dominated by the ruling coalition led by MORENA. Below, we summarize some aspects and probable impacts of […]

Coparmex raises the volume against Morena’s overrepresentation: “We will return to the Mexico of the 70s”

“Democracy in Mexico is at risk,” said José Medina Mora, president of the Employers’ Confederation of the Mexican Republic (Coparmex), in his message to the media on Wednesday afternoon. The press conference was announced hours after the National Electoral Institute (INE) proposed resolving the overrepresentation of the ruling party and its allies in Congress so […]