Ambassador of Palestine Asks Mexico to Review Companies Linked to Israeli Settlements
The UN has identified 214 companies tied to Israel’s settlements in Palestinian territory, among them the Mexican conglomerate Orbia.
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Mexican Senate Approves, with a Qualified Majority, Reform on Dual Nationality for Candidates
The reform requires presidential, gubernatorial, and Mexico City candidates to hold Mexican nationality exclusively, renouncing any other passport before running.
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Larry Rubin Asks Senate to Reject Dual Nationality Reform Promoted by Sheinbaum
Larry Rubin, the Republican Party’s representative in Mexico, called on senators to reject President Sheinbaum’s reform requiring sole Mexican nationality for the presidency, governorships and head of government of Mexico City.
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Mexico Picks Up the Pace to Ratify Its New Agreement with the European Union
Approved by the European Parliament in July, the modernized pact now awaits only the executive’s submission to the Senate for ratification.
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Mexico’s Senate Receives Reform to Prohibit Dual Nationality in Presidents and Governors
The reform amends three constitutional articles and requires those with another nationality to renounce it before registering as candidates for president or governor.
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Possible Return of Enrique Inzunza to the Senate Divides Morena Legislators
With the session opening Sept. 1, Morena is split over whether the Sinaloa senator, flagged by US authorities over alleged cartel ties, should take leave or show up.
