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Mexico’s Senate Approves the Reform that Prohibits Dual Nationality for Rulers

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Mexico City, Sep 29 (EFE).- The Mexican Senate approved by qualified majority on Tuesday a constitutional reform that will require having only Mexican nationality to aspire to the Presidency, a governorship or the Head of Government of Mexico City. The bill was approved, in general and in particular, with 86 votes in favour [...] The entry The Mexican Senate approves the reform that prohibits dual nationality to rulers was first published in Hol…

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Morena party politicians defended the initiative by considering that dual nationality in persons exercising public responsibilities could generate simultaneous commitments with other countries.

·Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
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The Senate approved the one-time nationality reform, which states that candidates for the Presidency, governorships and the head of government of CDMX must renounce a second nationality if they have it.

·Mexico
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Mexico City, Sep 29 (EFE).- The Mexican Senate approved by qualified majority on Tuesday a constitutional reform that will require having only Mexican nationality to aspire to the Presidency, a governorship or the Head of Government of Mexico City. The bill was approved, in general and in particular, with 86 votes in favour [...] The entry The Mexican Senate approves the reform that prohibits dual nationality to rulers was first published in Hol…

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Center

"No one can serve two loves!", argued the Brownist Oscar Canton Zetina.

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The Mexican Senate approved a reform that requires presidential candidates or governors to renounce any other nationality.The bill, promoted by the left-wing president, seeks to limit foreign influences, amid tensions with the United States.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Proceso broke the news in Mexico on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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