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Anti-Extortion Reform to Be Discussed Next Week in San Lázaro
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Because in six years the extortion grew almost 60 percent, the presidential initiative for constitutional reform in the fight against this crime has already reached the Permanent Committee of the Congress of the Union, which will be forwarded to the Chamber of Deputies for analysis and voting. The document empowers [...]
The new General Law Against Extortion, announced by the federal government, should clearly define the different variants of this crime, as well as the responsibilities of the different authorities obliged to combat it, establish the obligation to coordinate and account, particularly on the use of personal information of citizens and the controls necessary to prevent abuses, experts consulted by this newspaper.Extortion, in its many variants, is …
The constitutional reform initiative for the crime of extortion to be investigated ex officio came to Congress on Thursday, July 10, 2025. This reform is part of the National Strategy against Extortion, here we tell you what it is that will be discussed in the next session that begins in September. The initiative seeks to reform the following: Article 73, section XXI (a) of the Constitution to give the Congress of the Union the power to issue a …
Congressman Ricardo Monreal Ávila, president of the Political Coordination Board, reported that the Congress of the Union received the initiative of President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, who reformed article 73, section XXI (a), of the Political Constitution, on extortion, and that it will be next week when the session of the Permanent Committee is announced and referred to the Chamber of Deputies as the Chamber of Origin. The coordinator of the pa…
MEXICO CITY.- The parliamentary group of Morena in the Chamber of Deputies presented an initiative that seeks to prohibit the sale of so-called “energy” drinks to minors, due to the possible physical and emotional damage that they may suffer from their consumption. The document will be discussed as a priority at the next ordinary session, to start in September, and in it it proposes to reform or add various articles of the General Health Law, to…
Ricardo Monreal said he will ask the Constitutional Points Commission to speed up the discussion of the initiative starting next Wednesday.
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