Mexico takes another step toward its authoritarian past

As Mexico’s Senate celebrated the passage of a bill designed to curb the power of the independent National Electoral Institute, the country took another step backward toward its decades-long authoritarian past.

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Mexico takes another step toward its authoritarian past

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Mexico takes another step toward its authoritarian past