Mary Beth Sheridan

2 days ago | estadao.com.br | Mary Beth Sheridan |Gabriela Martinez |Gabriela Martínez

CIDADE DO MÉXICO — O partido governante do México parece ter conquistado um firme controle sobre a Suprema Corte do país, de acordo com os primeiros resultados de uma eleição para o Judiciário que, segundo analistas, enfraquecerá os pesos e contrapesos da jovem democracia mexicana. O partido de esquerda Morena já domina o governo mexicano, ocupando a presidência e detendo maioria no Congresso. Agora, a legenda deverá alcançar uma influência muito maior no terceiro poder do governo, o Judiciário.

3 days ago | washingtonpost.com | Mary Beth Sheridan |Gabriela Martinez |Gabriela Martínez

Mexico’s ruling party expands its power in massive judicial election (washingtonpost.com) Mexico’s ruling party expands its power in massive judicial election By Mary Beth Sheridan; Gabriela Martínez 2025060310005800 MEXICO CITY — Mexico's ruling party appears to have gained firm control of the country's Supreme Court, according to the early results of a judicial election that analysts predict will weaken the checks and balances in the young democracy.

6 days ago | washingtonpost.com | Mary Beth Sheridan

The mysterious drop in fentanyl seizures on the U.S.-Mexico border (washingtonpost.com) The mysterious drop in fentanyl seizures on the U.S.-Mexico border By Mary Beth Sheridan 2025053110002800 MEXICO CITY — After years of confiscating rising amounts of fentanyl, the opioid that has fueled the most lethal drug epidemic in American history, U.S. officials are confronting a new and puzzling reality at the Mexican border. Fentanyl seizures are plummeting.

3 weeks ago | infobae.com | Mary Beth Sheridan

Cuando el gobierno mexicano anunció que celebraría la elección judicial más grande del mundo —en la que los votantes elegirían a miles de magistrados y una Corte Suprema completamente nueva— esperaba traer caras nuevas al sistema legal. Líderes cívicos. Abogados jóvenes idealistas. Lo que no esperaba era la abogada de El Chapo.

3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Mary Beth Sheridan

This lawyer was counsel to El Chapo — and could soon be one of Mexico’s judges (washingtonpost.com) This lawyer was counsel to El Chapo — and could soon be one of Mexico’s judges By Mary Beth Sheridan 2025051211000000 CIUDAD JUÁREZ, Mexico — When the Mexican government announced it was holding the world's largest judicial election — with voters electing thousands of magistrates and an entirely new Supreme Court — it hoped to bring fresh faces into the legal system. Civic leaders. Idealistic...