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CDMX.- Although the fourth transformation (4T) promised to eradicate the repressive practices of its predecessors, it has ended up institutionalizing espionage through the Spy Law, criticises journalist Carlos Loret de Mola.In his column today, he accuses both President Claudia Sheinbaum and ex-mandator Andrés Manuel López Obrador of maintaining a rhetoric of victims while strengthening the technological capabilities of espionage.TE MAY INTEREST…
In addition to the spy government, power is concentrated in the hands of a police state and a Supreme Court aligned with the interests of the regime. By Jorge Octavio Ochoa The new systems, which make up the so-called spy state, could become a scythe for adjustment of account of the regime, not only against opponents, but also against militants and allies who betray. The worst thing, it can be seen, is that reforms are also part of Donald Trump'…
Deputies and official senators endorsed the creation of the biometric CURP, the Single Platform for Identity and the National Intelligence and Research System, as well as giving the Federal Government access to the registration of citizens' data in Mexico City.- In eight days of extraordinary period, the majority in the Congress of the Union configured what the Opposition called "the spy government".
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