Andrés Rozental, member of the Advisor board and president of Rozental & Asociados: “The Senate’s late-night approval in an alternate venue of 20 new laws that many consider unconstitutional will undoubtedly lead to judicial review by the Mexican Supreme Court. Not only are some of the laws flagrant violations of the country’s constitution, but the procedures involved in their passage by the ruling Morena coalition will also be scrutinized by the nation’s highest court since there were many legislative rules that were broken. It’s difficult to understand why the ruling coalition went to such unprecedented lengths to get these laws approved at the last minute of the current legislature’s session. All that was needed for the entire Congress to consider and vote on them was the judicially mandated nomination and approval of candidates to occupy three vacancies in the National Transparency and Information Access (INAI) body, which has been unable to…”