Regional administrative and legal updates across Latin America

Various regional administrative and legal developments are occurring across Latin America. In Vicuña Mackenna, Argentina, the municipality is digitalizing its local regulations via the Pandecta Ivris platform to streamline administrative tasks.

In Mexico, former Morelos prosecutor Uriel Carmona Gándara retains his notary public license, with his office currently managed by his sister. Meanwhile, in San Luis Potosí, the state government and the College of Notaries are discussing a program to provide free wills for senior citizens, potentially extending to military and National Guard members.

In Tlaxcala, Mexico, the state judiciary is implementing a digital interconnection system for amparos and electronic exhortos to improve legal certainty and response times. In Montero, Bolivia, the Municipal Council is set to debate the 2027 Annual Operating Plan following requests for greater budgetary transparency.

Other local updates include a new manual for police and legal coordination in San Juan, Argentina; a physical and mental health project for seniors in Paraguay; and the inauguration of a new union headquarters for AGREMMIA in Chacabuco, Argentina.