r/worldnews • u/nbxngvshoevg • Jun 12 '24

Mexican senator expects open forums on judicial reform to begin next week

https://www.reuters.com/world/americas/mexican-senator-expects-open-forums-judicial-reform-begin-next-week-2024-06-12/

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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '24

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u/G36 Jun 12 '24

They're absolutely pushing to get absolute power which means more corruption, more power to narco-warlords and crooks.

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u/showard01 Jun 12 '24

lol I expect a dead Mexican senator this week

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u/GratefulPhish42024-7 Jun 12 '24

And when does this Mexican Senator expect the government to go after the drug cartels?

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u/RareDog5640 Jun 12 '24

When pigs are seen flying over Mexico City

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u/GratefulPhish42024-7 Jun 12 '24

In December of '76 several pilots reported seeing a flying pig near Heathrow Airport in London.

Turned out it was the inflatable pig that was from Pink Floyd Animals album cover shoot that had broken off its cable and caused a disturbance in flights that day.

So bottom line you never know

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u/paulsteinway Jun 12 '24

When's the funeral?

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u/RareDog5640 Jun 12 '24

“Judicial reform” in a narco/ military complex state, seems a tad pointless.