US EditionPan Promotes Collective Protection Against the “Spy Law”
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The party has made available to the Potosin citizenry a downloadable format to join this collective protection By: Drafting The National Action Party (PAN) in San Luis Potosí called on the citizenry to file amparos against the recently approved federal reforms that allow the intervention of private communications, access to personal data without a court order and geolocation in real time, which has been baptized by the opposition as the “Spy Law…
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