Overview
- President Claudia Sheinbaum said she will submit the idea in writing to the Presidential Commission for Electoral Reform and expects the broader package to be presented formally around February.
- She framed the change within a zero impunity stance, noting the presidency lacks fuero and calling the privilege outdated.
- Chamber president Kenia López Rabadán backed correcting or eliminating fuero and pledged a public, plural, transparent debate in the Chamber of Deputies.
- Morena leader Ricardo Monreal said he has no objection to reviewing the constitutional protection once the initiative arrives and suggested safeguarding immunity for lawmakers’ expressions during debate.
- PRI coordinator Rubén Moreira insisted the decision rests with Congress, underscoring that legislators will determine any constitutional changes.