By RICARDO CASTILLO … A quick review of the most important news in Mexico over the last few days…
Tag Archive for ‘Mexican Constitution’
AMLO Contends Judge’s Resignation Not Product of Political Revenge
By RICARDO CASTILLO … Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has made it clear that Eduardo Medina Mora “freely made his own decision” to resign…
Supreme Court Judge Medina Mora Resigns under Duress
By RICARDO CASTILLO … The resignation of Mexican Supreme Court Judge Eduardo Medina Mora has certainly shaken up the Mexican political system…
Lomas Mansion Auction Gets Green Light
By RICARDO CASTILLO … Despite constitutional concerns from some in Congress, the house goes up for bidding on Sunday…
Lomas Mansion Auction Is Acid Test for New Mexican Law
By RICARDO CASTILLO … Mexico’s new Expired Ownership Domain law is being questioned by some in Congress because it has loopholes that could allow it to be abused…
Baja Governor Term Extension Law Approved
By RICARDO CASTILLO … After much debate, the Baja California state electoral controversy may have finally come to an end…
Baja Vote Extension Challenged before Supreme Court
By RICARDO CASTILO … AMLO
Mexico’s National Guard Goes into Effect
By RICARDO CASTILLO … What are these four laws that give Mexico’s new National Guard an operational framework? Pulse News Mexico offers a brief explanation…
AMLO to Meet with Education Workers Unions
By RICARDO CASTILLO … The big surprise at the National Palace on Teachers’ Day was that, AMLO did not invite the leaders of the education workers unions…
Hallelujah! A Teachers’ Day without a CNTE Demonstration…Maybe…or Maybe Not
By RICARDO CASTILLO … Every May 15 since 2013, CNTE teachers have staged protests to blockade downtown Mexico City. This year may be different…
AMLO’s Ever-Deepening Hole
By THÉRÈSE MARGOLIS … Will Rogers once quipped: “If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging,” advice Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador would do well to follow…
