Mexico Remembers September 19 Earthquakes Anniversary
The National Autonomous University of Mexico has predicted only a 0.000000005 percent chance of another earthquake happening on quakes’ 2023 anniversary
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Fall of INAI Means Demise of Transparency in Mexico
Mexico’s National Institute for Transparency Access to Information and Personal Data Protection (INAI) has been all over the news lately — but for all the wrong reasons
Read moreNew Details, Responsible Parties Emerge from Night of Deadly Juárez Blaze
New details have emerged clarifying what occurred the night of the incident, in addition to who is expected to be held responsible by the government – as well as perhaps who should be held culpable – for the deadly blaze
Read moreMexico’s Supreme Court Hires TikTok Celebrity
Guerrero Flores has a law degree from the National Autonomous University of Mexico, but became famous for his TikTok and YouTube videos
Read moreA Nation’s Academic Legacy on the Line
The proposed reform would allow all members of the UNAM community to elect by direct, universal vote the school’s rector
Read moreChronicle of a (Arbolia) Death Foretold
The scrawny little cedar just couldn’t adapt to the traffic and pollution that surrounded it
Read moreSupreme Court Admits 30 More Appeals against Plan B
According to the municipalities, certain reforms in the electoral law violate their budgetary autonomy, specifically by “limiting social communication spending to 0.1 percent.”
Read moreElectoral Experts Warn Plan B Will Make Voting a ‘Nightmare’
The panel also determined that while Plan B would theoretically represent a savings of 3.5 billion pesos, it does not detail how these savings would be accomplished nor take into account the costs of transforming the country’s current electoral bodies
Read moreThe Continuing Esquivel Plagiarism Saga, Season Two
According to the literary experts’ analysis, about 46.5 percent of Esquivel’s thesis was plagiarized
Read moreLegal Reality versus Public Perception
A private individual can decide to ignore a bad public reputation, but a public servant will always remain in the public eye
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