MXThe Mexican Congress began its third and final year under new leadership, marked by a proposed constitutional reform against dual nationality and a backlog of 304 draft resolutions. The reform, led by President Claudia Sheinbaum, aims to require candidates for presidential, state governor, and Mexico City mayor positions to formally renounce any other nationality before registering as candidates. During their tenure, they would also be prohibited from acquiring another nationality, using foreign passports, exercising political rights abroad, or seeking diplomatic protection. This initiative seeks to clarify the status of those already holding dual nationality and enforce stricter requirements. Meanwhile, Raúl Bolaños Cacho of the Green Party took over the House leadership, replacing PAN’s Kenia López Rabadán, marking a shift toward Morena’s allies. Morena also gained control of the Investigating Section, which will review a request for impeachment against PRI senator Alejandro Moreno.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the proposed reform against dual nationality as a progressive measure aimed at reinforcing national sovereignty and reducing foreign influence in politics. It emphasizes the initiative led by President Claudia Sheinbaum, who is associated with the leftist MORENA party. The article
