Overview

• Senate leaders said commissions will finish the report Tuesday night or Wednesday and could bring the initiative to the floor as soon as Wednesday or Thursday.
• Javier Corral, who leads the Justice Committee, called changes to the presidential draft inevitable and pledged clearer language to avoid limiting collective or diffuse rights.
• The proposal tightens standing by redefining legitimate interest to require a real, current, differentiated harm and a certain, direct benefit, curbs provisional suspensions, and lets authorities claim material or legal impossibility to excuse compliance.
• Civil-society organizations and jurists warned the plan would restrict access to justice for vulnerable groups, while business chambers COPARMEX and the CCE cautioned about reduced protections and legal uncertainty.
• Opposition blocs (MC, PRI) accused Morena of a fast-track push, even as a poll reported by El Heraldo found 68% of respondents believe the reform would benefit the country.