The movement against the judicial reform in Mexico demands its repeal to safeguard judicial independence, professional careers, and labor rights. With broad social support, it seeks to present a clear alternative rooted in Chief Justice Norma Piña’s proposal, highlighting...
The movement against judicial reform in Mexico is intensifying, emphasizing the need for its revocation. The National Association of Circuit Magistrates, District Judges, and the Mexican Association of Women Judges are at the forefront, advocating for judicial independence and...
The article compares the evolution of democracy in Latin America and Asia, contrasting the reactive nature of Latin American democratization during economic crises with the deliberate choice of democracy by economically successful Asian countries. It argues that strong, developmental...
The Mexican Senate has dissolved the Judicial Power, concentrating all governmental powers in a single person, paving the way for an authoritarian regime. Despite opposition, the ruling party manipulated electoral results to achieve a qualified majority. This move, viewed...
Federico Reyes Heroles discusses societal poisoning, comparing it to the insidious effects of fascism in postwar Holland and the pervasive negativity in contemporary Mexican politics. He critiques inflammatory rhetoric by officials, the normalization of extreme divisive language, and the...
The mobilizations against the AMLO-Sheinbaum proposal to overhaul the judiciary highlight broad rejection from society, investors, international organizations, and the media. Despite the government's efforts to adjust voting thresholds in their favor, significant protests by judiciary workers and students...
For over 50 years, Mexico has faced unfulfilled political promises, systemic poverty, and mediocrity. Despite high hopes with every new administration, the cycle of disillusionment continues. Current challenges include rising violence, political instability, and the urgent need for meaningful...