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Mexico & Nafta - November 2015 (ISSN 1741-444X)
Sonora implements judicial reform
Sonora has become the last state to adopt Mexico’s new judicial reform after its new governor, Claudia Pavlovich Arellano, in September signed a declaration calling for its implementation. This is a critical step towards full implementation of a constitutional reform dating to 2008 that all 32 of Mexico’s federal entities (31 states plus the Mexico City federal district) must have in place by a June 2016 deadline.
- Colima thrust under a spotlight
- Independent streak threatens traditional parties
- New analysis of the proposed anti-corruption system
- Sonora implements judicial reform
- Mérida Initiative cut meant to send a message
- Peña Nieto touts progress in social development goals
- Changing direction on soft drinks tax?
- Government pressing on with oil licensing
- Restoring ties with Cuba