Reform Barring Future Presidents, Governors From Holding Dual Nationality Passes Senate
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Reform barring future presidents, governors from holding dual nationality passes Senate
The Mexican Senate has approved a constitutional reform establishing a requirement of exclusive Mexican nationality for those aspiring to the presidency, a state governorship or the head of government of Mexico City.
The Senate passed a reform that will require only Mexican nationality for those who aspire to the Presidency or governorships
Morena party politicians defended the initiative by considering that dual nationality in persons exercising public responsibilities could generate simultaneous commitments with other countries.
The Senate approved a reform that will require only Mexican nationality for those who aspire to the Presidency or governorships.
The Senate approved the one-time nationality reform, which states that candidates for the Presidency, governorships and the head of government of CDMX must renounce a second nationality if they have it.
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