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Mexico implements legislative reforms in justice, real estate, and electric vehicle regulation

Various legislative initiatives and legal proceedings are underway in Mexico. Senator Max García has proposed reforms to the National Code of Criminal Procedure to ensure “equality of arms” between parties, including stricter impartiality rules for judges and expanded rights for victims.

In Baja California, Deputy Jesús Daniel Razo Córdova introduced a reform to the General Law of State Property to combat real estate fraud and irregular land occupations. Meanwhile, in Mexico City, the local Congress approved a fiscal reform requiring licenses for Personal Electric Motorized Vehicles (VEMEPE), such as electric scooters and bikes. These vehicles will now be integrated into Type A1 and A2 licenses.

Additionally, PAN Deputy Annia Sarahí Gómez Cárdenas proposed strengthening penalties for the “apology of crime” to prevent the normalization of violence among youth. In urban planning, Olivia Garza of the Mexico City Congress proposed mandatory deadlines for development planning instruments to prevent indefinite delays.

In legal developments, Carlos “N” has been linked to a criminal process regarding unauthorized land sales in Tierra Noble Juriquilla.

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Annia Sarahí Gómez Cárdenas · Carlos 'N' · Carlos “N” · Ejido El Zapote · Fiscalía General del Estado de Querétaro · Jesús Daniel Razo Córdova · Jesús Mario “N” · Max García · Mexico City Congress · Olivia Garza · Querétaro · Tierra Noble Juriquilla

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