No space for dialogue was reached during meeting of Plural Group's senator Madero with National Action leader Marko Cortés.

 

Mexican Congress passes laws preventing sexual harassment among other perks for female public officials.

 

Mexican Senators will not get their annual bonus privileges this year.

 

Chamber of Deputies witnesses the forming of parliamentary bubbles for 65th legislature in September.

 

Senate approves new rules to detect and penalize corrupt judges.

 

Senators justified missing sessions with absentee permits and avoided $6.8 million pesos in monetary penalties.

 

Newly approved Olympia Law targets sex offenders on the Internet.

 

Mexican Congress rules in favor of built-in programmed obsolescence of electronic devices and forbids technical repairs.

 

COVID-19 may stop Mexican Senators from traveling abroad.

Mexican Senators manage to save 70% of expenditures budget.

Senators admit themselves to be horrible bosses.

Senators' 2018 fat payroll checks get trimmed and downsized for incoming year.

Mexican Congressmen fail to file their property statements as required.

Chamber of Deputies spent more than $344 thousand pesos in haircuts and styling during 2017.

Electoral Institute requiring historic high figure of 24 Million MXN pesos for its 2018 budget from Congress.

Mexican Senate spends $2 million MXN for a bridge between HQ buildings.

Right-Wing Congressmen prepare to pass an anti-temporary tattoos bill.

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

City of Aguascalientes' congressmen give themselves iPhone 7 cell phones as Christmas gifts.

Chalk up another stupid idea from Congress: a new comic about Mexican legislators goes on line: The Super Parliamentarians!