Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de León These words are written in light of Mexico’s history and the progress achieved in terms of democracy and justice until a few years ago. I am aware that the president’s reaction to those who dissent, criticize, or think differently from …
Ernesto Zedillo Ponce de León Estas palabras están escritas a la luz de la historia de México y los avances logrados hasta hace unos años en materia de democracia y justicia. Estoy consciente de que la reacción del presidente será, como siempre ante quien disiente, …
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 reform’s illegitimacy amid economic and security challenges.
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 labor rights. Broad political and social support is sought to sustain democracy and propose an alternative reform.
AMLO’s conflict with Mexico’s Judiciary, marked by radical anti-Supreme Court actions and vocal opposition, is stirring political and economic instability. Amidst capital flight, cartel gains, and strained US relations, his final term’s aggression aims to reshape power dynamics, reflecting deep-rooted party fanaticism and looming threats of recession and neoliberal backlash.
A diverse gathering, including students and professionals, rallied on Sunday at the Angel of Independence to defend judicial independence in Mexico. They emphasize the need for impartial, professional judges and the importance of maintaining the separation of powers, amid broader concerns about democracy and rising activism. “Times are changing,” echoing Bob Dylan’s lyrics.
Luis Rubio critiques Mexico’s political evolution over decades, highlighting fragmented governance, weak institutions, and the challenges President López Obrador’s successor, Claudia Sheinbaum, will face. Despite electoral victories, the country lacks stable structures, risking governance under caudillos and organized crime. Effective institution-building is crucial for future resilience.
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce Mexico is experiencing a severe crisis at the end of six years. The situation is further complicated by the inability of its leading promoters to recognize it. A vignette that unveils this incapacity was López Obrador’s last Government Report. And it is …
Antonio Navalón reflects on the presidency of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, highlighting his consistent transparency about his intentions for Mexico. Despite initial doubts, López Obrador achieved significant changes, often criticized for prioritizing immediate aid over long-term development. The electoral success of his party and the transition to Claudia Sheinbaum’s leadership underscores the enduring influence and controversial legacy of his administration.
Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The overrepresentation of Morena in Congress was consummated. In a few weeks, there will be at least a change of the Judicial Power and the elimination of the autonomous bodies. An electoral reform to close the way to minorities and reelection will …