Mexican lawmakers approved changes to the way it elects judges meant to address investor worries about judicial independence, just before backing another bill that reignited concerns about the ruling Morena party’s consolidation of power.
Mexican lawmakers approved changes to the way it elects judges meant to address investor worries about judicial independence, just before backing another bill that reignited concerns about the ruling Morena party’s consolidation of power.
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