Mexican legislators present annual activity reports

In Guerrero, Deputy Joaquín Badillo Escamilla delivered his second legislative and management report covering the period from September 2025 to August 2026. Badillo, who coordinates the Morena parliamentary group, highlighted the approval of 61 regulations by the LXIV Legislature. His personal legislative agenda included 26 actions, such as three law initiatives and several reports. Key federal reforms noted include the judicial reform for the citizen election of judges, stricter sanctions for extortion, the reduction of the workweek to 40 hours, and legal protections against femicide.

In Puebla, Deputy Óscar Mauricio Céspedes Peregrina presented his second activity report, detailing 43 initiatives and four points of agreement aimed at social welfare. His legislative proposals include reforms to the Penal Code to increase penalties for dispossession and misconduct by public officials in notary and registry offices. Additionally, he proposed criminalizing stalking and regulating abusive extrajudicial collections, as well as increasing penalties for attempted homicide involving firearms in public spaces.