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Silla Law LFT reform On October 2, 2024, the Chamber of Deputies unanimously approved the reform initiative known as the “Silla Law,” and on December 4 it was approved by the Chamber

Through a statement, the institution recalls that it has digital services and tools to facilitate the completion of procedures for taxpayers, such as the generation or renewal of their password, renewal of

The president of the United States, Joe Bidenauthorized $571.3 million in defense assistance for Taiwan on Friday, the White House said. In a statement, the Biden administration said the president authorized his

Last week, Claudia Zulema Sánchez Kondo, attorney general of the state of Sinaloa, revealed that 31 inmates from four rehabilitation centers in Mazatlán were recruited by armed groups. The official pointed out

Since 2019, in western Mexico, the Benemérita Universidad de Guadalajara has consolidated important leadership in human rights. Previously, this role was held by a private university and the State Human Rights Commission.

Today, in an ordinary session, counselor Arturo Castillo put the issue on the table in the general affairs section, and asked to demystify the public discourse that claims that the INE unjustifiably

The Government of Mexico published this Friday in the Official Gazette of the Federation the reform decree regarding administrative simplification which proposes the disappearance of seven autonomous organizations and regulatory entities, among