Constitutional Amendments & Mexican Penal Code Reforms
Tagged: crime, Mexico
Mexico has experienced nationwide crises of insecurity and a lack of public safety in recent years, caused in large part by the runaway growth in organized crime, which too has brought about the de facto militarization of some Mexican cities. The acts of the criminals, plus those of other culprits – including corrupt officials, have caused deep social discontent and, as a result, a new criminal law has been passed.
Multifaceted, the new law seeks to reduce indices of insecurity, and to make the Mexican criminal and penal systems more effective, however this carries with it an added cost due to restrictions on individual liberties and guarantees. And, while the reforms have undoubtedly brought about improvements, they must not setback advances gained on matters of human rights.”*
*From: www.mexidata.info
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