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San Luis Potosí legislative and political disputes

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: San Luis Potosí deputy threatens legal action over university rector dispute

Héctor Serrano Cortés, a political figure in San Luis Potosí, has been involved in multiple legal and institutional conflicts. Initially, Serrano defended the state legislature against criticisms that frequent legal chal

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Mexico State Congress labor agreements and obligations

2 clusters · 14 sources · last updated

Latest: Mexico State Congress reports 11 pending labor awards

In September 2026, the State of Mexico Congress and the Suteym union signed a labor agreement. This deal included a 4 percent base salary increase for 298 unionized personnel, retroactive to January 1, alongside new bene

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Public security operations in Mexico and Ecuador

3 clusters · 51 sources · last updated

Latest: Omar García Harfuch coordinates electoral security in Mexico

Security efforts in Mexico and Ecuador have focused on increasing law enforcement capacity and conducting targeted operations against criminal activity. In Mexico, local authorities in Soledad de Graciano Sánchez receive

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Chihuahua electoral inclusivity and parity efforts

2 clusters · 12 sources · last updated

Latest: Chihuahua electoral staff undergo disability inclusion training

The State Electoral Institute (IEE) of Chihuahua has advanced several initiatives regarding inclusivity and gender parity. To improve accessibility for people with disabilities, IEE staff participated in a sensitization

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Mexican legislative oversight of federal cabinet

3 clusters · 24 sources · last updated

Latest: Mexican Senate restricts cabinet plenary appearances

Federal Deputy Rubén Moreira Valdez introduced a constitutional reform initiative to amend Article 69 of the Mexican Constitution. The proposal aims to make appearances by Cabinet Secretaries before Congress mandatory to