Reforms requiring candidates to renounce dual nationality are moving forward in Mexico
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The Mexican Chamber of Deputies has advanced a constitutional reform that would require presidential and gubernatorial candidates to renounce any dual nationality. The measure passed with 344 votes in favor, 116 against, and one abstention, marking a significant step in legislative efforts to regulate the eligibility requirements for high-level political offices in the country.
Simultaneously, the legislature is considering amendments to the Federal Copyright Law. Advocacy group Article 19 has expressed concerns regarding this proposal, warning that the changes could facilitate internet censorship and encourage service providers to monitor user activity, potentially impacting digital rights and freedom of expression.
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Infobae (AR) - First snippetFocuses on political eligibility requirements and constitutional reform.
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