Tag: Institutional Reform

Mexico’s government is recalibrating its approach to international scrutiny over enforced disappearances, balancing technical cooperation with the UN and a ...

The new federal center in Baja California consolidates welfare, labor rights, and regulatory oversight for agricultural workers, aiming to formalize ...

A recent Supreme Court decision grants Mexico's Financial Intelligence Unit (UIF) the authority to freeze bank accounts on suspicion of ...

The Mexican government’s formal rebuke of a recent UN report on enforced disappearances reveals a deepening rift between national authorities ...

A legislative overhaul aims to unlock public and private capital for strategic infrastructure, but questions remain over fiscal safeguards and ...

New bilateral commitments on intellectual property enforcement, forged during the T-MEC review, aim to bolster legal certainty and institutional credibility ...

Mexico’s Supreme Court has intervened in a landmark fuel smuggling case, spotlighting the unresolved institutional boundaries between the SAT and ...

A sweeping federal reform now obligates authorities across Mexico to prosecute sexual abuse without requiring a victim’s complaint, aiming to ...

The detention of a municipal official in Iguala for alleged involvement in the 2014 disappearance of 43 Ayotzinapa students spotlights ...

The Morebús BRT system in Morelia marks a coordinated federal-state investment in urban mobility, promising gains in connectivity, inclusivity, and ...