On Tuesday, Mexico's Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación (SCJN) validated a legislative reform promoted by the ruling Morena party and its congressional allies. The ruling upholds changes originally approved during a contentious legislative session known as “viernes negro.”
The approved reform legally permits the Mexican military to own and operate a commercial airline as well as multiple airports throughout the country. This judicial decision clears the path for continued military involvement in civilian transportation infrastructure under the current administration.
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