Overview
- The Permanent Commission of Congress held a tribute on the second anniversary of Porfirio Muñoz Ledo’s death, marking formal commemorations by legislators and civil society groups.
- Opposition deputies highlighted his refusal to unconditionally support any government, citing his criticism of Morena’s practice of approving midnight decrees without open debate on issues such as espionage and censorship.
- Government supporters praised Muñoz Ledo as a key architect of Mexico’s modern democracy and underscored his contributions to the Fourth Transformation despite his later break with Morena.
- Lawmakers recalled his pivotal role alongside Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas in founding the Corriente Democrática and his leadership in securing voting rights for Mexican expatriates.
- Civil society advocates and legislators proposed awarding Muñoz Ledo the Belisario Domínguez medal posthumously to recognize his lifelong defense of pluralism and legislative oversight.