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Puebla legislative focus on childhood justice

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The Puebla State Congress has focused on legislative efforts to improve judicial protections for minors. Through a forum titled ‘When Childhood Speaks, Justice Responds’, officials discussed the implementation of a justice system designed to prioritize the best interests of children and adolescents. A central component of these efforts is the development of the ‘Abner Law’ (Ley Abner). This legislative initiative aims to provide the necessary tools to strengthen the administration of justice for minors within Puebla, with the potential for the framework to be adopted at the federal level in Mexico. These efforts in Puebla are part of broader regional developments in Latin America regarding the legal protection and judicial treatment of minors. While Puebla promotes the ‘Abner Law’ to create a justice system with a specific perspective on childhood, other nations are implementing distinct reforms, such as Argentina’s new Juvenile Criminal Regime (Law 27.801), which adjusts the age of criminal responsibility and prioritizes socio-educational measures.

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