Senate Endorses ‘Antimemes Act’: This Is How It Seeks to Regulate Content on the Internet
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No idea what they're voting for! They expose Ignacio Mier by confusing internet providers with social media after passing the Antimemes Act.
The Senate passed the Antimemes Act, which provides fines of up to 4.6 mdp for internet providers who fail to comply with the provisions.
The Senate passed the "Antimemes Act" with the Federal Copyright Act despite complaints of possible interference with freedom of expression.
Antimemes Act takes a step in the Senate after being passed in commissions; opposition alerts to censorship risks and limitations to internet service.
The Coahuila senator warned that protecting copyright should not jeopardize access to the Internet for Mexican families. CDMX, November 4, 2026.- “It is one thing to protect copyright and another very different thing is to put the rights of our people at risk,” warned the senator for... Read more →
The Senate of the Republic approved reforms to the Federal Copyright Law that establish liability assumptions for internet service providers for violations committed by their users. The minutes were generally endorsed with 72 votes in favor and 37 against and,...
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