Congress Approves Reform to Mexico's Amparo Law
Mexico's Congress has approved a major reform to the Amparo Law, the country's main legal rights protection law.
The reform, proposed by President Claudia Sheinbaum, has sparked intense debate, with opposition parties claiming it will hinder access to amparo protection.
- The reform was approved by the Senate with a vote of 81-37.
- The Lower House also approved the reform, with a controversial amendment.
The Amparo Law regulates Articles 103 and 107 of the Constitution, establishing rules for amparo proceedings.
The opposition parties claim the reform will accomplish the opposite of its intended objective.
Author's summary: Mexico's Congress approves Amparo Law reform.
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