The National Commission for the Protection and Defense of Users of Financial Services (Condusef) receives around complaints related to insurance, with car insurance being the category that concentrates the largest number of disputes. This was reported by Jonathan Tijerina Sepúlveda, Director of Control and Northern Supervision at Condusef, during an interview on the program Cambios, […]

The disappearances of people, impunity, violence against journalists and human rights defenders, as well as the persistence of gender-based violence, continue to be some of the main challenges facing Mexico in the area of ​​human rights, warned the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, at the conclusion of his official visit to […]

☝🏻They say that in Mexico even the humblest person can go far if they have connections, patience, and a good criminal record. And Donato Nolberto C. R. is living proof that, with the right “pull,” someone can go from being a bricklayer arrested for organized crime to commanding the municipal police of the town of […]

The Secretary of Welfare, Leticia Ramírez Amaya, reported that, from June 22 to 28, nationwide registration is being carried out for the Pensions for the Welfare of Older Adults aged 65 or older and Women’s Welfare for Mexican women aged 60 to 64. Ramírez Amaya pointed out that the registration modules provide service from Monday […]

Migration Authorities Tighten Controls at Mexico’s Main Airports: Foreign Travelers with Expired or Invalid Passports Could Be Denied Entry Migration authorities have tightened controls at Mexico’s main airports and issued a warning that directly affects thousands of foreign travelers: those with expired, damaged, or insufficiently valid passports could be denied entry into the country. The […]

Holland & Knight welcomed Margarita Ríos-Farjat, Ph.D., as a partner in its Mexico City and Monterrey offices. Ríos-Farjat has a long and distinguished career as a jurist and public servant in Mexico; her most recent role was as a Justice of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation, a position she held from 2019 […]

Juan José Sierra Álvarez, president of Coparmex, recently stated that one of the challenges in Mexico and Latin America is confronting the polarization and deepening of political and social divisions, the reduction of spaces for dialogue and consensus-building, which makes democracy more vulnerable. Other business and political voices concurred. And there is something more, as […]