Mexico passes electoral overhaul that critics warn weakens democracy
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Mexican Senate Approves AMLO's Electoral Reform
On Wednesday, the Mexican Senate approved an electoral reform bill proposed by President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador (AMLO) to bring the country’s electoral system closer to citizens and boost its transparency. RELATED: Mexico Does Not Breach Any USMCA Commitment, AMLO Says Endorsed by 72 votes in favor and 50 votes against, the bill comprises amendments to the General Law on Electoral Institutions, the Law on Political Parties, and the Judi…
Mexico's Senate approves controversial electoral reform bill
Mexico’s Senate on Wednesday approved a reform of the country’s electoral institute, a move that opponents say will undercut democracy but which the president contends will save money and reduce political privileges.
Mexico's Senate approves controversial electoral reform
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s Senate has approved a reform of the country’s electoral institute, a move that opponents say will undercut democracy but which the president contends will save money and reduce political privileges. Lawmakers voted 72-50 in favor of the controversial overhaul of the body overseeing Mexico’s elections. Opponents immediately said they will challenge the changes in the supreme court. Protests are planned in multiple citi…
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