Overview

• Martínez, 30, has documented a terminal condition that includes chronic renal failure requiring about 10 hours daily on a machine, lupus, and other diagnoses.
• She argues that Mexico’s Ley de Voluntad Anticipada allows refusal of life‑prolonging measures but does not prevent prolonged suffering.
• Her Ley Trasciende campaign gained momentum in recent weeks on TikTok and has gathered thousands of signatures on change.org.
• The initiative seeks to decriminalize euthanasia in Mexico with the goal of taking the proposal before legislative bodies.
• She frames the push as securing the option of a dignified death and points to Latin American countries where euthanasia is already legal as references.