Anti-nepotism reform approved by legislators, it will enter into force by 2030

Anti-nepotism reform approved by legislators, it will enter into force by 2030

Mexico’s Lower House of Congress approves anti-nepotism reform and its entry into force by 2030. On Tuesday, March 4, the Chamber of Representatives approved in general and in particular the reform that prohibits electoral nepotism and re-election to public office in our country. The ruling was approved with the modification made by the Senate in which the entry into force of the reform is delayed from 2027, as proposed by Sheinbaum, until 2030.…

Diputados mexicanos aprueban prohibir reelección y nepotismo, pero la medida inicia en 2030 | Latino-News - El periódico de los hispanos

4 de marzo de 2025 – Ciudad de México – EFE. La Cámara de Diputados aprobó este martes en lo general el dictamen que modifica la Constitución mexicana, con el fin de prohibir la reelección consecutiva y el nepotismo electoral. La reforma fue respaldada por la oposición y aprobada con una mayoría calificada de 477 votos a favor, sin votos en contra ni abstenciones. En lo relativo al nepotismo electoral, el dictamen pasó con una modificación introd

On Tuesday, the Mexican Chamber of Deputies approved a reform of several articles of the Constitution to prevent consecutive re-election in any elected office and nepotism, which will enter into force from 2030.

Deputies generally supported that ban on nepotism and re-election for election positions apply until 2030 and not 2027.

Morena’s Senate bench, coordinated by Adán Augusto López, and that of the Green Ecologist Party of Mexico (PVEM), headed by Manuel Velasco, have imposed themselves on President Claudia Sheinbaum and her intention to correct the constitutional amendment in the Chamber of Deputies that puts a stop to nepotism in 2027, as originally proposed by the president, and not to postpone it until 2030. “After a thorough political analysis we know that if we…

The Green Party ‘doubled’ Morena and the initiative to ban nepotism in public office was approved without change in the joint committees of Constitutional Points and Political-Electoral Reform in the Chamber of Deputies on Monday, March 3. Gabriela Jiménez, deputy coordinator of the deputies of Morena in San Lázaro, said during the weekend that her bench would push for the reform proposed by President Claudia Sheinbaum to return to its original …