Mexico’s judicial reform puts federal judges up for popular vote, sparking concerns over the judiciary's vulnerability to organized crime.
In advance of Hurricane Rafael’s arrival on Wednesday, Cuba’s government helped evacuate 70,000 people from dangerous areas ...
Mexico’s federal and state legislatures, all dominated by the ruling Morena party, have passed amendments to the Constitution ...
Lorenzo Córdova, the former head of the INE examines the state of democracy in Mexico, the judicial reforms, and USMCA.
STORY: A controversial judicial reform in Mexico emerged mostly unscathed on Tuesday. That’s after the country’s Supreme ...
Eight of 11 justices on Mexico’s Supreme Court have resigned ... that requires all judges be elected by popular vote. The reform requires judges to resign ahead of the June election if they ...
The reform has spooked markets and drawn criticism from the U.S., Mexico's largest trade partner, which said it put the country's rule of law at risk. REUTERS Join ST's Telegram channel and get ...
Mexico's recent judicial reforms, which took effect on Oct. 1, 2024, are drawing attention from both domestic and international observers. These reforms, which alter the process for appointing ...