Por Mariana Campos (@mariana_c_v) y Jorge Cano (@Jorge_eCano) | Animal Político
Parecía que el
colapso de la Línea 12 del Metro en mayo de 2021 le había dado al Gobierno una
buena lección fiscal. Aquel año se observó un incremento considerable en el
gasto de este sistema de transporte, y para 2022 se aprobó el mayor presupuesto
de la …
Por Ana Lilia Moreno (@analiliamoreno) | Animal Político
Con el
avance del sexenio, la competencia económica y su institucionalidad han
recorrido la escala que va de la indiferencia a la anatemización en los gestos del
presidente López Obrador. Su
narrativa dicta que la Comisión Federal de Competencia Económica (Cofece) y
el del Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones (IFT) fueron diseñados para
defender …
Por Alejandra Hernández (@_alehg) y Chrístel Rosales (@Chris_Ros) | Animal Político
La detención de Ovidio Guzmán, acontecida el pasado 5 de enero, suscita toda clase de preguntas sobre la eficacia de la justicia penal y la persecución federal por casos relacionados con delitos contra la salud. Específicamente, obliga a realizar un balance de la justicia …
By Laurence Pantin (@lpantin) | Proceso
In the context of the health emergency declared
by the General Health Council, on March 31st, the Ministry of Health
placed the administration of justice on the list of activities considered
essential. However, no guidelines or simple instructions have been issued to
precisely define which justice administration services are essential.
This lack of clarity, perhaps, …
By Laurence Pantin (@lpantin) and Miguel Carbonell (@MiguelCarbonell) | Proceso
Suspending the procedural deadlines and their
work was a decision made by the judicial powers of the country in the middle of
the emergency, without knowing precisely, obviously, the impact on public
health that it was going to represent, and without being able to calculate the
scope of the …
By Laurence Pantin (@lpantin) | Proceso
The users of the justice system face a very complex situation. As a result of the covid-19 pandemic, the judicial powers had to suspend most of the services they normally offer, and they made the decision to focus only on the most urgent matters —in criminal matters, when the freedom of the …
By Laurence Pantin (@lpantin) and Sandra Escamilla (@sandritaeceron) | Animal Político
One year after the start of the covid-19
pandemic, we are still unable to do things the way we used to. It is not
surprising, then, that this pandemic has also caused a paradigm shift in the
administration of justice.
In Mexico, most of the judicial powers have …
By Laurence Pantin (@lpantin) and Sandra Escamilla (@sandritaeceron) | Animal Político
Recently, officials of the Federal Judiciary and litigants reported on social networks various failures in the operation of the site of the online services of the Council of the Judiciary, as well as the Comprehensive File Monitoring System (SISE for its acronym in Spanish). …
By Laurence Pantin (@lpantin) and Sandra Escamilla (@sandritaeceron) | El Sol de México
With the arrival of the fourth wave of covid-19
in Mexico, some courts have closed their doors again and suspended deadlines
and terms, as they were forced to do during much of 2020 and 2021. At that
time, only a few judiciaries were able to …
Por Luis Rubio (@lrubiof) | Reforma
¡Cómo cambian los tiempos! A estas alturas del sexenio pasado, la discusión política se concentraba en la debilidad de la Presidencia, luego del fin de la era priista, cuando el debate rondaba sobre el excesivo poder de la Presidencia. Veinte años después la preocupación se enfocaba en la Presidencia …
