The Political Constitution of the United Mexican States establishes the following in Article 21, Sections Six and Seven: If the offender of government and police regulations is a day laborer, worker, or employee, they may not be sanctioned with a fine exceeding the amount of their daily wage or salary. In the case of self-employed […]

Violence and total impunity have once again taken hold in the heart of the Chiapas capital. A video circulating on social media shows a group of men, believed to be Colombian and Venezuelan, brutally beating a young man in downtown Tuxtla Gutiérrez. #tuxtlagutierrez The most worrying aspect of the situation is that the attack occurred […]

The president couldn’t leave the National Palace because it’s surrounded by vendors from the Historic Center, who in turn are blocked by the National Guard. And in Tlalpan, the teachers won’t be able to reach Azteca Stadium where they intended to protest against Sheibaum. 10 rows of police officers. 1 crane with concrete blocks. 1 […]

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officially denied that the governors of Sonora, Alfonso Durazo, and Tamaulipas, Américo Villarreal, have been granted special entry permits known as “parole,” thus refuting previous reports that both officials had received this immigration benefit after their visas were canceled. The confirmation came in response to a formal information […]

The national leadership of Morena, headed by Ariadna Montiel, blamed the PRI and an alleged “modus operandi” that the tricolor party has “been perfecting” for vote-buying, for their defeats not only in Coahuila, but also for their loss last year in Durango. In a press conference, the national leader presented photographs and videos demonstrating that […]