MEXICAN SENATE PRESIDENT CALLS FOR COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE ICE ABUSE
Gerardo Fernández Noroña called the treatment of migrants facing military intervention, ICE attacks as “unjustifiable, despicable and unjust.”
Gerardo Fernández Noroña called the treatment of migrants facing military intervention, ICE attacks as “unjustifiable, despicable and unjust.”
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum condemned anti-migrant raids and the repressive use of the National Guard by the American regime.
The Morena government is refusing to fulfill its campaign promise to repeal Calderón’s 2007 ISSSTE Law and is seeking to confine the issue of pensions, handed over to private banks under the predatory Afore model, to a weak and very provisional scheme.
Mexico’s new Judicial Disciplinary Tribunal has been elected. Five judges will focus on the oversight and discipline of judges, magistrates, and Supreme Court ministers.
Claudia Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on remittances tax, mobilizing Mexicans in US, US agencies in Mexico, SEMARNAT, Ayotzinapa judge arrested, teachers strike, and the judicial election.
In Mexico, Morena-led reforms and the recent judicial election are a crucial step to overhauling a judiciary long plagued by corruption and nepotism, says Kurt Hackbarth on this apperance on Breakthrough News.
Striking teachers burned photographs of controversial union leader Alfonso Cepeda Salas, head of SNTE, who was last year appointed a plurinominal Senator by the Morena government, which is negotiating with striking teachers.
Claudia Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on plastic, beaches, justice for the ABC daycare victims, Telecommunications reform, Sonora River pollution, and the acquital of Abarca in Ayotzinapa case.
Why did Mexican corporate media dismiss this election? Did they already sense a low turnout? Or did they want to dismiss and silence an uncharted voting process?
Epistemic colonialism disguised as critical modernity: a persistent intellectual subordination conditions public policy formulation in Mexico.