Most senators remain absent during voting sessions.

 

Revolutionary Party sinks as it loses seats in the Senate.

 

Mexican Congress shuts out Federal Electoral Tribunal.

 

New Electoral Reforms are coming shortly.

 

Mexican senate freezes recreative marijuana law proposal until September.

 

Newly approved Olympia Law targets sex offenders on the Internet.

 

CONGRESS FORBIDS PRIVATE BEACHES.

 

Mexican congressmen dwell in opacity as most of them hide income tax returns and properties.

Chamber of Deputies fights to decrease Senators' wages.

Senators admit themselves to be horrible bosses.

Foul-mouthed public servant is given a severe reprimand by Mexican Senate.

Senate's budget balloons 150% up, even after personnel layoffs aimed at cost cutting.

Austerity be damned: already overpaid Mexican Senators give themselves a 15% raise.

Outgoing senators leave all utilities and services paid in full for incoming legislature.

Absentee senators chalk up 55% no shows in 63rd Legislature.

Mexican Chamber of Senators spends 24 thousand MXN pesos a day in photocopies!

Mexican Senate moves to promote Mexican Cinema Day to honor Mexico's Golden Age of moviemaking.

Opacity is the name of the game among Mexican senators when disclosing their financial status.

Chamber of Senators self-authorize purchase of electric cars after own Senate president nixes it!

Discussion on marijuana legalization is postponed indefinitely by Senate.