Everybody keeps working in Congress, except vacationing Congressmen!

Law reforms will get fast track after Senate breaks for holiday week.

Left winger Encinas uncovers wishes to get a slice of the State of Mexico.

New Alliance congressman breaks up with Elba Esther Gordillo's daughter and mysteriously disappears from Congress!

Ex-Revolutionary Party member awaits to be fingered as PAN's candidate for Governor in Sinaloa.

Thousands Expected to Rally for Immigration Overhaul in Washington

Mexican Senate will not bow under pressure from Cuba regarding political prisoners.

All 128 senators from the LXI legislature have their names engraved in Mayan stele for new headquarters.

Right-wing party's reform proposal entails penalizing "grasshoppers", absentees and "Juanitas".

Business Coordinating Committee urges Congress to stop bickering and start working on the Political Reform.

Chamber of Deputies president Cesar Nava challenges PRI's Beatriz Paredes to a lie detector test.

Secretary of the Interior Gomez-Mont has lost credibility and authority, according to PRD senators.

SEGOB gets rid of 57 thousand unclaimed prizes kept in their warehouses.

Mexicans stranded in Chile return home without Consulate's aid.

Chamber of Deputies president Nava gets license to aid in PAN's election campaign.

Left winger Encinas frowns upon PRD's alliances with right wing party yet supports alliance candidates in states of Hidalgo and Oaxaca.

Carlos Salinas and Ernesto Zedillo offer clashing viewpoints on foreign control of Mexican banks.

Senate vows to President Calderon it will have a new Political Reform proposal ready soon.

Institutional Revolutionary Party submits new proposal for a national ID card.

Work Party out of PRD-PAN alliance for state of Puebla elections.

PT and PRD members forcefully take the podium at Congress...again.

Mexico's Secretary of Internal Affairs gets untrustworthy label from left-wing party.

Right-wing party rejects PAN-PRD alliance for elections in the state of Puebla.

Complaints pour on city mayor Ebrard from El Arenal flood victims.

Most Mexican municipalities lack proper police protection.

Former PRD leader and founder, Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas will build a new political party.

Leftist PRD will join forces with all political groups to keep Institutional Revolutionary Party away from power.

Michoacan Governor Godoy declares suspect state officials innocent until proven guilty while his brother is still at large.

Beatriz Paredes declares she doesn't fear the Bogeyman... or political alliances.

The three leading parties vow to build a joint Political Reform.

Racist on-air comments by left-wing radio talk show host put PRD to shame.

Korrodi refuses left-wingers' invitation to run for Governor of Tamaulipas.

PRI president Paredes labels right-wing government as "authoritarian and absolutist"."

PRD frowns upon former Fox aide Lino Korrodi's bid for Tamaulipas government.

Disgruntled miners prepare to overthrow exiled leader Napoleon Gomez Urrutia.

Institutional Revolutionary Party issues warning: PRD-PAN alliance is an unnatural monster!

Teacher's Union gets more tax money than public education programs.

Marcelo Ebrard, Mexico City's current mayor, has done more traveling than previous city governors.

Candidate wars between Zacatecas senators threaten to divide the state's PRD.

Federal Government's ID card proposal is discarded in favor of IFE's voting card.

Leftist Ortega claims PRD's Political and Electoral Reform proposal is the better option.

Blaming each other won't solve the fiscal reform problem, asserts former Internal Revenue director Gurria.

Leftist leader and PRD founder Cardenas attends Institutional Revolutionary Party function.

Chamber of Deputies president will not support plurinominal seats.

Democratic Revolution Party starts searching for allies before oncoming elections.

Federal Electoral Institute fails to apply sanctions.

Insecurity, tax increases, drug crimes and labor strikes welcome incoming year.

SHCP reports 2009 was a stormy year for Mexican finances.

Inflation, gas, transportation and tax hikes will heavily hit Mexican economy in 2010.

Senators spent 3 million pesos in coffee breaks.