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Outcome of Mexico's constitutional reform proposals by end of 2024
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Passed without amendments • 33%
Passed with amendments • 33%
Not passed • 33%
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Mexico's Peso Plummets 2% on AMLO's Reform Plans Including Supreme Court Elections
Jun 6, 2024, 08:05 PM
Mexico's peso, the most liquid emerging market currency, plummeted 2% within minutes after a lawmaker from President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's ruling party announced plans to pursue constitutional reforms starting in September. These reforms include the popular election of Supreme Court justices, which could endanger judicial independence. The announcement was made by the leader of the ruling party in the lower house, causing significant market reactions. The reforms are proposed by outgoing president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
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Passed without amendments • 33%
Passed with amendments • 33%
Rejected • 34%
Passed without amendments • 33%
Passed with amendments • 33%
Not passed • 33%
Passed in entirety • 33%
Passed with significant amendments • 33%
Not passed • 33%
New legislation passed • 33%
Existing rules reinforced • 33%
No significant changes • 34%
Passed without amendments • 33%
Passed with amendments • 33%
Rejected • 34%
More restrictive • 33%
Less restrictive • 33%
No change • 33%
Amendments pass • 33%
Amendments fail • 33%
No amendments proposed • 34%
Passed with significant amendments • 33%
Passed as originally proposed • 33%
Rejected • 34%
Approved Without Changes • 33%
Approved With Changes • 33%
Rejected • 33%
Constitutional change accepted • 33%
Constitutional change rejected • 33%
Issue unresolved • 34%
No action taken • 33%
Fines imposed • 33%
Usage restrictions or bans • 33%