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The 2021 electricity law is not unconstitutional, the Supreme Court decided. The President did not need a majority to obtain a political victory, 4 of 11 votes were enough. With this decision

Edward Murillo Newspaper La JornadaFriday, April 8, 2022, p. 3 The Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) did not reach the qualified majority necessary to declare the Electricity Industry Law

Vote in the SCJN To approve the project of Judge Loretta Ortiz, only the votes of four of the 11 ministers of the plenary session were required to validate the constitutionality of

The rating agency explained that the higher revenues related to oil due to the increase in energy prices will mainly benefit Pemex and will be offset by higher government spending and the

Although a majority of seven ministers voted for its unconstitutionality, the plenary session of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) validated the reform to the Electricity Industry Law (LIE)

AND n December of last year, hundreds of people took to the streets armed only with their power of conviction to collect signatures so that the first revocation of the mandate in

The judge also ordered informal preventive detention against Mauricio “N”, for which he will carry out the process against him in the Barrientos prison. The mother of the victim, Maureen Amaro, granted

While major economies such as the United States and the United Kingdom, and other less developed economies, are raising rates from historical lows, a rapid acceleration would be necessary if there were

Parliamentary leaders of the Chamber of Deputies unanimously agreed to meet next week to discuss and approve in “fast-track” the presidential initiative in electrical matters, despite the fact that the legislative calendar

▲ The Chamber of Deputies yesterday commemorated National Lung Cancer Day and the death anniversary of Martin Luther King. In the image, members of the Institutional Revolutionary Party caucus, which is headed