Sheinbaum Leads Presidential Polls by 20 Points
Sheinbaum reportedly registered 54 percent of the polled population’s intended vote with Xóchitl Gálvez and Jorge Álvarez Máynez trailing behind at a respective 34 and 12 percent
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TEPJF Strips Cabeza de Vaca’s Senatorial Candidacy
However, the TEPJF voted in favor of retaining the senatorial candidacy of the National Action Party’s Ricardo Anaya despite his own alleged criminal controversies
Read moreZaldívar Seeks Impeachment Against SCJN President Piña
The impeachment filing comes following SCJN President Norma Piña’s anonymous complaint against Zaldívar alleging acts of corruption and judicial harrassment
Read moreViolence Against Politicians Surges Ahead of Mexico’s Electoral Season
A total of fourteen individuals involved in the electoral process have been murdered within the first two months on 2024
Read moreMexico’s Next President: Nearshoring
Nearshoring picked up steam when the covid-19 pandemic exposed the considerable risks inherent in the supply chains for numerous critically important products and intermediate goods for which there was often a single supplier
Read moreJudiciary Trust Extinction Passes Chamber of Deputies
If the initiative passes the Mexican Senate, the Judicial Branch of the Federation will be left with just one trust
Read moreCourt Dismisses Chihuahua’s Suit Against SEP Textbooks
With the Chihuahua suit resolved, the Supreme Court Justice of the Nation is now set to decide on the state of Coahuila’s pending suit over the free textbooks
Read moreMexico in the Midst of Geopolitical Chess
Amid all the geopolitical shifts, political changes are also coming in Mexico
Read moreVa por México to Bring Morena’s Public Textbooks to Supreme Court
The opposition electoral coalition will also file a series of amparos against the textbooks as well as hold a public forum on the subject alongside experts, teachers and students’ parents
Read moreWSJ Calls Xochitl Gálvez AMLO’s Worst Nightmare
AMLO’s hopes to continue governing the country through a proxy chosen by himself could be dashed as a result of his own efforts to discredit Gálvez, the WSJ said
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