Mexican Supreme Court Allows Children to Use Mother’s Surname First
Mexico's Supreme Court ruled families can choose the order of children's surnames, ending the paternal-first tradition.
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Federal Court Admits New Challenge by Bacalar Children Against Military Rest House Construction
Federal magistrates accepted a legal challenge from Bacalar children against a military rest house project near the lagoon.
Quintana Roo Legal Counsel Moves Against Aguakán Director in Money Laundering Case
Quintana Roo's legal counsel seeks to intervene in a case protecting Aguakán's director from arrest in a money laundering investigation.
Playa del Carmen Launches Animal Protection Brigade with Zero Tolerance for Abuse
Playa del Carmen launches an interagency animal protection brigade to combat abuse of domestic and wild animals.
Quintana Roo Agencies Develop Sustainable Mobility Plan for Cancún and Isla Mujeres
State agencies in Quintana Roo are creating a sustainable urban mobility plan for the Cancún-Isla Mujeres metropolitan area.
U.S. Agricultural Coalition Warns of USMCA Review Impact on Nearly 500,000 Jobs
A U.S. agricultural coalition warns the USMCA review could impact nearly 500,000 jobs and $148 billion in economic activity.
Mexican Senators Propose Canceling Party Registrations Over Organized Crime Ties
Two PAN senators propose canceling party registrations if links to organized crime are proven.
Mexican Senate Approves Entry of U.S. Soldiers for Joint Training Exercises
Mexico's Senate approved the temporary entry of 12 U.S. soldiers for special forces training exercises.
Former Veracruz Governor Javier Duarte Faces New Charges Over Alleged $5 Million Misuse
A federal judge has ordered former Veracruz governor Javier Duarte to stand trial for allegedly diverting $5 million in public…
Electoral Reform Negotiations Stall Again Among Mexico’s Ruling Coalition
Talks between Morena, PT, and PVEM face internal disagreements over key electoral reform proposals.