Overview
- Morena coordinator Adán Augusto López Hernández said there will be no parlamento abierto and that the initiative will be analyzed in committees before going to the full Senate.
- Senate President Laura Itzel Castillo rejected additional consultations, arguing the draft reflects prior expert input gathered during its preparation.
- Justice Commission chair Javier Corral insisted on a consultation mechanism with experts or stakeholders and said he will seek an agreement with commission leaders and the Jucopo.
- The proposal reaffirms that suspensions in amparos against laws cannot have general effects and sets a 60‑day deadline to issue rulings after the constitutional hearing.
- Opposition leaders from PAN, PRI and Movimiento Ciudadano condemned the closed process and pressed for open debate, as majority leaders project committee review next week and a vote by late September or early October.