John Lyons
Taking a break from daily journalism. Previously reporting from Hong Kong for the WSJ. Also called São Paulo, Buenos Aires and Mexico City home.
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1 month ago |
law.com | John Lyons |Kristen Young |Ricardo Ríos Ferrer |Julio Gutiérrez
In September 2024, Mexico enacted judicial reforms that are fundamentally reshaping the federal judiciary, including by dismissing all current judges who were appointed based on merit and replacing them through popular elections. These changes may threaten judicial independence, politicize the judiciary, create unpredictability in how cases will be decided, and significantly lengthen the time for cases to be resolved.
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Feb 29, 2024 |
abc.net.au | Tom Joyner |John Lyons
Tucked just behind the tree line in verdant countryside, obscured from the view of passing cars, lies an oddity of Israel. At first glance, the rows of quaint bungalows and winding streets could be a village anywhere – there is a post office, a swimming pool and a small hotel. But to its roughly 300 residents it represents a utopian project, painstakingly built over half a century, holding the key to peace in a country seemingly perpetually at war.
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Jul 12, 2022 |
abc.net.au | John Lyons
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Mar 2, 2022 |
wrmea.org | John Lyons
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Oct 28, 2021 |
aijac.org.au | John Lyons
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‘Should I stay or should I go?” - the question asked in Hong Kong by global companies and professionals in Hong Kong. @wsj p1. W/@frances_jisun https://t.co/2wQv48bDm5
RT @antd: Big @WSJ @LyonsNotes @frances_jisun piece on the qn consuming HK. Btw, Allan Zeman: this is not the ringing endorsement for freed…
I wonder how this embarrassing scoop about Hong Kong’s National Security police impacts police threats to crack down on the press. https://t.co/4PgyAV85cI