Controversial overhaul that will see judges elected approved 86-41 after debate interrupted by hundreds of protesters.
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Controversial overhaul that will see judges elected approved 86-41 after debate interrupted by hundreds of protesters.
Al Jazeera’s John Holman explains the plans and the protests against reforms to Mexico’s justice system.
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Fewer than 100 spaces remain in men’s prisons, reports say, and magistrates have been told to delay hearings.