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They Warn Regression with the Law of Disappearance
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Cd. of Mexico.- Organizations warned of the risk of regression, unconstitutionality and violation of human rights with the initiative to reform the Law of Disappearance that the joint commissions of governance and legislative procedure in the Senate issued this Thursday. The Latin American Internet Association (ALAI) denounced that the unrestricted opening, without prior judicial request, to public and private databases, through the Single Platf…
The Senate plenary pays a historic debt to the more than 125,000 disappeared persons and their families by approving a package of reforms on the disappearance of persons to strengthen search mechanisms under protocols that respect human rights. The reforms maximize and articulate efforts between security institutions, specialized prosecutors, telephone companies, autonomous agencies such as the INE, as well as family members and groups seeking p…
Photo: Cuartoscuro Mexico City Disinform ourselves. Collectives and family members of the Glorieta de las y los Desaparecidos called “the senators and senators with sensitivity to vote against” of the General Law on Disappearances, which would establish a monitoring system “simulating that it is for the search for missing persons.” “Voteing in favor is voting for the simulation,” said the Glorieta on the opinion that will be discussed in plenar…
The Latin American Association of the Internet (ALAI) presented a position in which it warns of risks to human rights around several opinions that are under discussion in the Senate, especially that of the General Law on Forced Disappearances of Persons, Disappearances Committed by Individuals and the National System for the Search of Persons. This body “recognizes the importance of advancing in legal mechanisms that strengthen the actions of se…
We wanted to build a democracy without promoting a democratic culture among the population.Not only the majority of the population, but the majority of politicians in Mexico, do not really have a commitment to democracy, they are Democrats when it benefits them, when democracy plays against them, they are willing to any maneuver to win.López laborador fought from the opposition for the division of powers, to end presidentialism and the State par…
If the reform is approved, the government will have access with the CURP to fingerprints, photography, biometric data and even purchases on Amazon, alerts the PAN.
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