After reviews, brake CSP fast track at Telecom

Faced with criticism of telecommunications reform, Sheinbaum suggested that the Senate not approve changes next week and open discussion of the issue.

Photo: Presidency of Mexico City.- In the face of criticism for her initiative to reform the telecommunications law, President Claudia Sheinbaum said that it is not necessary for the Senate to approve the amendments next week and suggested that there be a broad discussion to add or eliminate certain aspects. In her morning conference, the president stopped the fast track that legislators intended on the new powers foreseen for the Digital Transf…

José Luis Parra On Monday will approve the Telecom Law of the 4T. Its fate? As always, it will not mark the ink in the Official Journal, but that mythical and ghostly creature: Mexican society. Because one thing is to legislate, and another is to govern in front of a people that, when they want, wakes up, shakes the lethargy and throws whole governments as if they were empty cans. Too bad that here the tradition is another: Mexicans like apathy …

The Senate endorsed in commissions a reform of the Federal Telecommunications and Broadcasting Act (LFTyR) in Mexico, which would seek to eliminate the propaganda of foreign governments and compromise the freedom of expression in local media. That’s why thousands of users have raised their voices on social networks. Some of the alarming measures that can be seen in this new law is that radio or television concessions can be removed from concessi…

Mexico City. The coordinators of the PAN and PRI benches in the Chamber of Deputies warned that the new Telecommunications Law proposed by President Claudia Sheinbaum contravenes freedom of expression because it seeks to control and censor what is published on the internet or broadcast on radio and television. Congressman Elias Lixa, PAN coordinator, said that the reform contains censorship precepts and that it seeks to concentrate power in the …

The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, denied that the initiative she sent to the Senate to create the new Telecommunications Law seeks to censor the freedom of expression as denounced by the PAN senators’ coordinator, Ricardo Anaya; in any case, the first president warned, the wording has to be corrected. “At no time are we raising censorship, because if we are against censorship. Then, there is a wording there that has to do with digital …