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The 'Antimemes Act' Is Discussed in Plenary Session of the House of Representatives.

The reform promoted by President Claudia Sheinbaum has been called "Antimemes" because of the use it can be given to censor expressions of criticism of the government

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The Chamber of Deputies generally approved the “Antimemes Law”; the project generates debate over possible risks of digital censorship.

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The reform promoted by President Claudia Sheinbaum has been called "Antimemes" because of the use it can be given to censor expressions of criticism of the government

Mexico City.- The Chamber of Deputies generally approved the reform of the Federal Copyright Law, known as the “Antimemes Law”, in the midst of an intense debate between Morena and the opposition over its possible effects on freedom of expression on the internet. The opinion was endorsed with 325 votes in favour, [...] The post Deputies generally approve the so-called Antimemes Law between censorship accusations appeared first on Entre Lineas - …

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The Chamber of Deputies approved on Wednesday, 7 October, in general, a reform related to the liability of internet service providers for copyright violations, a proposal that during the political debate has been baptized as the “Antimemes Law.” The opinion obtained 325 votes in favour, mainly of

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The Chamber of Deputies generally approved the so-called Antimemes Act, reforming the Federal Copyright Act among strong criticisms of the opposition for possible effects on freedom of expression

The initiative, which is discussed in an atmosphere of rispidity, includes penalties of up to 4.6 million pesos for Internet service providers who do not withdraw content that does not comply with the rules on copyright The post Discuss Deputies Law antimemes appeared first on Capital Mexico.

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Reforma broke the news in Monterrey, Mexico on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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