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Reform of Amparo law in Mexico sparks concerns of democratic regression

The proposed reform of the Amparo law would prohibit judges from protecting the rights of entire communities from possible arbitrary federal laws, allowing only complainants to reap the benefits of court decisions. Critics argue that this provision constitutes an abuse of power.…
April 22, 2024
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Mexican Senate approved new law to guarantee workers’ right to sit

The Senate of Mexico has officially approved the "Silla Law," a legislation designed to safeguard workers from exploitation by ensuring their unequivocal right to periodic breaks during the workday. But while this new law could mean a significant stride in upholding workers' rights in Mexico, it merely scratches the surface of the pervasive issue of exploitation in the country.…
February 26, 2024
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No more junk food next to Mexican schools?

The Mexican Senate unanimously voted against the junk food to be sold next to schools. This is the latest effort in reducing the country's staggering child obesity rate.…
February 12, 2021