Mexico: Female officers to impose fines

Mexico has established a special group of 40 female traffic police officers who will be responsible for imposing fines on violators. This initiative is aimed at improving road safety in the country.

The Women's Transit Agents Group, consisting of 40 female officers, will be responsible for imposing fines. They will be in charge of applying penalty sanctions.

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2025-12-13T10:15:20+00:00

Mexico Launches Strategy to Protect Girls and Adolescents from Violence

A Mexican government department launches the "Girls and Adolescents Free and Safe" strategy in 50 high-violence municipalities to protect 18 million girls and prevent adolescent pregnancies and forced marriages.

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2025-12-13T10:05:24+00:00

Medina Mora to Lead CCE, Aims to Restore T-MEC Negotiation Mechanism

José Medina Mora has taken the helm of Mexico's Business Coordinating Council (CCE), with business sectors urging him to reinstate the 'small room' working group for T-MEC negotiations, a move the government has previously dismissed. His leadership is anticipated to be firmer than his predecessor's.

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2025-12-13T10:01:44+00:00

Forced Disappearance: Definition and Consequences

Forced disappearance is a crime where state agents or their accomplices deprive a person of liberty and then conceal their fate, leaving the victim without legal protection. This is a gross violation of human rights.

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2025-12-13T10:01:20+00:00

Mexican leader invites Pope to visit the country

The head of state reiterated the invitation for the pontiff to visit Mexico and highlighted that the Virgin of Guadalupe is a symbol of unity and peace. The phone call discussed interfaith dialogue and peace-building.