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Constitutional amendment allowing annulment of elections for foreign interference advances in Mexico13 March 2026
Proposed electoral reform in Mexico falls short of supermajority required for constitutional amendment
Mexico's senate considers prohibiting dual nationality for presidents and governors2 September 2026
The Senate of the Republic received this Sunday the Federal Executive‘s initiative to prevent people with dual nationality from aspiring to the Presidency, a go…
Constitutional amendment allowing annulment of elections for foreign interference advances in Mexico1 June 2026
Amid fierce criticism from opposition groups, Mexico’s senate has passed a constitutional amendment to include “foreign interference” as grounds to annul elect…
Proposed electoral reform in Mexico falls short of supermajority required for constitutional amendment13 March 2026
An electoral reform proposed by Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum was rejected on Wednesday by lawmakers who criticized the bill as a bid by the ruling party …
In Mexico, proposed constitutional amendment to introduce 40-hour workweek approved by senate committee11 February 2026
The Senate unanimously approved in committee the constitutional reform that gradually establishes a 40-hour workweek. The bill was immediately sent to the Senat…
In Mexico, proposed constitutional amendment would restrict child labor21 January 2026
A Mexican lawmaker has introduced a constitutional reform aimed at strengthening protections for minors by explicitly prohibiting hazardous, unhealthy, and nigh…