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Mexico to Hold First-Ever Judicial Elections on Sunday
Mexican voters are gearing up for the first-ever judicial elections Sunday after a contested reform last year ordered the elections, despite vocal objections from the legal sector. Critics warn it will make judges more vulnerable to corruption and organized crime.
Violence is spiking in Morelos and business owners are complaining about extortion by criminal groups. Coca-Cola and local ...
Nearly 100 million Mexicans are set to take part in an unprecedented election on June 1 that will reshape the country's ...
Mexico's president hailed the country's unprecedented elections for judges a success even though only around 13 percent of ...
Mexico holds unprecedented elections Sunday allowing voters to choose their judges at all levels, in a country where drug ...
STORY: "They always told me, ‘You are our little sister, the youngest and we love you very much.’ They said many beautiful ...
Critics say Mexico's ambitious judicial reform risks removing checks on the ruling Morena party and allowing organized-crime ...
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Organized crime and violence in the Mexican state of Sinaloa has forced a local sanctuary to close and transfer at least 700 ...
Mexicans chose their judges Sunday in unprecedented elections that sharply divided opinion in a country plagued by rampant ...
Sol remembers her first kill for a Mexican cartel: a kidnapping she committed with a handful of other young recruits that ...
Mexico is about to join the club. Following a controversial constitutional change that the outgoing president, Andrés Manuel ...
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