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Access Alert: Changes Pending to Mexico’s Telecoms Reform - Access Partnership
On 25 April, President Sheinbaum halted progress of her new Telecommunications Law in the Senate, opening it up for further discussions and amendments. This came after recent protests alleging censorship to digital platforms by blocking their operations, in accordance with Article 109 of the bill. On 30 April, the Senate agreed on the format for this renewed dialogue, called “conversatorios”, which encompassed the presentation of proposals by ex…
There was a need to amend the federal law regulating telecommunications and broadcasting in Mexico, but more time was needed to analyze the disappearance of autonomous linked organizations such as the Cofece (Federal Commission on Economic Competition), the INAI (National Institute of Access to Information) and the IFT (Federal Institute of Telecommunications), said Dr. Alejandro Cárdenas López, Full Time Academic in the Department of Communicat…
1.- Adriana Sarur interviews local deputy José Luis Figueroa, coordinator of the parliamentary group of the Labor Party in the Congress of the State of Puebla on the actions that has been promoted in favor of labor conciliation with a gender perspective. 2.- Víctor Sánchez Baños interviews Senator Ricardo Anaya Cortés, coordinator of the parliamentary group of the National Action Party in the Senate of the Republic, on the development of the tal…
In the midst of political divisions and disagreements between the benches, the president of the Fourth Committee of the Senate, Angélica Lozano, confirmed the establishment of the majority presentation of the labor reform for its third debate. This is the second text recorded on the same day, after in the morning Senator Aída Avella, of the Historical Pact, presented an alternative paper. “The text has 75 articles, 80% keep what is approved in t…
Senate Fourth Committee. Photo: MinTrabajo. The Senate Fourth Committee began to fracture, after it was confirmed that there will be two papers on labor reform: the official text prepared by the Board of Directors of the Commission, headed by Senator Angélica Lozano, and an alternative by the Senator of the Historical Pact, Aida Avella. This second proposal arose after the government's disagreement over the changes introduced in the main text. T…
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