None of the protesters said they had been contacted for the recent census on which the reductions were based.
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None of the protesters said they had been contacted for the recent census on which the reductions were based.
The unprecedented situation in Mexico’s history does not send a good signal to political and legal analysts in the country, who fear the weakening of democratic institutions and political influence in the high court.
Eliminating the agency responsible for obligating the government to release public information would be detrimental to human rights and democratic institutions in Mexico, experts said.
None of the protesters said they had been contacted for the recent census on which the reductions were based.
None of the protesters said they had been contacted for the recent census on which the reductions were based.
None of the protesters said they had been contacted for the recent census on which the reductions were based.
None of the protesters said they had been contacted for the recent census on which the reductions were based.
None of the protesters said they had been contacted for the recent census on which the reductions were based.