Mexico City. Senator Ernestina Godoy, the next Legal Advisor to the President of the Republic, warned that the protection granted to a foundation to prevent the publication of the reform to the Judicial Branch in the Official Gazette is not admissible. “It is clearly inappropriate. They forget that constitutional reforms cannot be challenged,” he said, … Read more
The president of the Senate’s Constitutional Points Commission, Ernestina Godoy (Morena), warned that the protection granted by a judge from Colima to prevent the reform to the Judicial Branch of the Federation (PJF) from being enacted is not admissible, for which reason she regretted the illegal actions of the judges, who At all costs they … Read more
The image was unprecedented: the future commander of the armed forces, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, climbed into the open-topped Humvee military vehicle and stood next to President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, flanked by the two highest military commanders. The car slowly made its way to the altar of the homeland, where they paid tribute to the … Read more
In order to protect the supplementary pensions of magistrates and judges in light of the entry into force of the judicial reform, the Federal Judicial Council (CJF) unanimously approved on September 11 a system that grants lifetime compensations, which are added to the pensions granted by the Institute of Social Security and Services for State … Read more
In a celebratory atmosphere, with cherry-colored signs on each seat that read: The people rulethe Senate yesterday declared the constitutionality of the reform to the Judicial Branch of the Federation (PJF), after 23 local congresses voted in favor of this project that will allow the popular election of judges, magistrates and ministers. The opposition legislators … Read more
Mexico City., In response to the reform initiative that seeks to eliminate the National Institute for Transparency, Access to Information and Protection of Personal Data (INAI), Commissioner Julieta del Río Venegas asserted that Mexico has the right to have autonomous organizations “that defend citizens’ information against any violation of their personal data.” At the First … Read more
I live in Plaza Chimalistac, next to the chapel of San Sebastián Mártir; a long time ago, and although it is now dead due to the pandemic, parishioners would knock on my door and I would always offer them a coffee in the scent of sanctity. With the pandemic, the dialogue ceased, but I remember … Read more
On the threshold of her 80th birthday, which she will celebrate on November 12, as well as 60 years of career, the painter and sculptor Carmen Parra defines herself as a furious madwoman who has been fortunate enough to make a living from his work. Although miraculously, because I have remained without a gallery; only … Read more
After several weeks of speculation, Rommel Pacheco was announced as the new head of the National Commission for Physical Culture and Sport (Conade). Claudia Sheinbaum, president-elect of Mexico, announced that the former diver will take the reins of the organization, replacing the controversial former Sonoran sprinter Ana Guevara. The appointment of the Yucatecan, who has … Read more
Where are the murals of the magnificent Zacuala Palace? In the face of uncertainty, the book A palace in the City of the Gods, Teotihuacanby Laurette Séjourné, resurfaces in a reissue 65 years after its original publication and represents a unique witness to this inexplicably lost treasure. At the same time, it sheds light on … Read more