against a politician of president andreas manuel lópez obredor, who seeks to reform the national electoral institutes considered a threat to democracy, the demonstrators wore pink colors and accessories, the congress of mexico on wednesday, february 22, approved a general reform of the national electoral institute, lópez labrador called this independent body corrupt, ineffective and biased in favor of their opponents, they call themselves full-scale dentists, volunteers travel to the front in rotation so that toothache does not bother our soldiers in what conditions dentists have to work on the front lines, what is the state of health of the boys at the front, we will find out later in our story , dentist myron ugrin was the first to perform dental surgery on the maidan what happened during the revolution of dignity in 2014, the organization trizub dental appeared with a center in karlivka , and since then, dental rotations to the ato zone became a commonplace for myron, i deployed e-e especially in the donetsk oblast and partly in the luhansk oblast they deployed such a volunteer movement e-e to pr

so the national electoral institute represent an erosion of democracy in mexico, arguing that it was this electoral body that help to end decades of single party rule and mexico and help the usher in a new era of democracy for the country in the 21st century. for his part, president lopez over the board insists the reforms to the unit are aimed at cutting costs and increasing transparencies. he's also accused the agency of being corrupt and favoring his political opponents in the, near the making the news. one of the costless electro seizures in the world, and also one of the most anti mac optic. so national elections in mexico are still a year away. and mexican presidents are only allowed to serve a single 6 year term activists say future elections in the country. now run the risk of being marred by distrust and corruption as they were in the years before the creation of the national electoral institute. monroe ended up a little al jazeera mexico city. hello, and ship the space x crew 6. miss mission has been cancelled because of ground system, a sheet rock and was g to carry 2 astro

national electoral authority. here in mexico. he's the changes that were approved by the national congress earlier this week. now, critics here in mexico say that these reforms to the national electoral institute amount to an erosion of democracy and mexico because of these reforms undermine the authority and autonomy of the national electoral institute. the same body that's been credited with helping to and decades of single party rule in the country. the same electoral body that's credited as having helped to usher in a new area of democracy for mexico now for his part mexican president. and this manuel hope is over though it has defended these reforms, saying that they're part of an overall strategy to reduce costs and to increase transparency. but we should note here that the criticism that we're being that we're hearing vocalize is that just here in mexico, we're also hearing conserves being expressed from congressional leaders in the united states, in a joint statement from the u. s. house and senate foreign relations committee. the u. s. a foreign relations committees both said that these reforms that mexico not only role the clock back od mexican democracy, but also on us mexico relati

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who break electoral laws, accountable political experts say that these reforms to the national electoral institute represent an erosion of democracy in mexico, arguing that it was this electoral body that helped to and decades of single party rule in mexico. and helped to usher in a new era of democracy for the country in the 21st century. for his part, president lopez over the other insist the reforms to the ne are aimed at cutting costs and increasing transparencies. he's also accused the agency of being corrupt and favoring his political opponents, unknown in the name they make equal. the in is one of the coastal electoral procedures in the world. my and also has one of the most that democracy pick. oh, the national elections in mexico are still a year away. and mexican presidents are only allowed to serve a single 6 year term act of a c. future elections in the country. now run the risk of being marked by distrust and corruption as they were in the years before the creation of the national electoral institute. but we'll wrap hello al jazeera mexico city on explosion that are crowded market has

law—makers last week voted to slash the budget of the national electoral institutes and cut its staffingndermines the electoral authorities. i'm joined now by will grant who is there for us in mexico. so, will, what are the proposed electoral reforms?- will, what are the proposed electoral reforms? well, it's . uite electoral reforms? well, it's quite sweeping _ electoral reforms? well, it's quite sweeping in _ electoral reforms? well, it's i quite sweeping in lthlthlth. you've got to remember that this institute is probably one of the most trusted institute of the most trusted institute of technology tutees public bodies in mexico. to see it touched in any way is actually quite controversial, contentious, in mexico. what this reform will do is cut the number of officers at the local level, slash its budget significantly and generally critics of the reform say make it more susceptible to presidential oversight. that's something they worry about a great deal. indeed, we have seen that ta state department has now weighed in on this, after this huge protest here in mexico city where they sa

the streets across mexico to protest against government plans to slash funding for the national electoral institutessed by the senate this week that will remove millions of dollars from the electoral agency and close many of its local offices. president andres manuel lopez 0brador has accused the ine of being corrupt and partisan, but critics say restrictions on the agency are an attack on democracy itself. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: a british reality tv star takes on an american youtuber and wins one of the most hyped matches in the history of boxing. first, the plates slid gently off the restaurant tables. then suddenly, the tables, chairs and people crashed sideways and downwards. it was just a matter of seconds, as the ferry lurched onto her side. the hydrogen bomb. on a remote pacific atoll, the americans had successfully tested a weapon whose explosive force dwarfed that of the bomb dropped on hiroshima. i had heard the news earlier, and so, my heart went bang, bang, bang! the constitutional - rights of these marchers are their rights as citizens of the united states, - and they

the streets across mexico to protest against government plans to slash funding for the national electoral institute this week that will remove millions of dollars from the electoral agency, and close many of its local offices. president andres manuel lopez 0brador has accused the ine of being corrupt and partisan, but critics say restrictions on the agency are an attack on democracy itself. let's look at the politics of scotland now, where the unexpected resignation of the first minister, nicola sturgeon, has created a gap to fill — notjust in leading the country, but also in leading the independence movement. ms sturgeon�*s personal popularity kept the campaign for scottish independence at the forefront of the political debate there. but with her going, it's not clear which direction her scottish national party will take. our special correspondent allan little looks at what might happen next. glasgow, once solidly labour, voted for independence in 2014. but was that the high water mark? does the independence ambition end with the formidable sturgeon here? i grew up in the rural south—west of scotl

on wednesday, mexico's congress approved a major overhaul of the national electoral institute, an independentwhich the president has attacked as corrupt and inefficient. critics have vowed to take the legislation to mexico's supreme court. the environmental protection agency says a shipment of contaminated liquid and solid waste will go to two epa facilities in ohio tomorrow. the epa has approved resuming shipments out of the area where a train carrying chemicals derailed earlier this month. that crash has left residents in the town of east palestine and surrounding areas worried about potential long-term health effects. >> there are communities where these tracks run through our neighborhoods, they run through your towns, and this cannot happen again. the on: friday, the train operator, norfolk southern, was ordered to halt shipments to review the company's plan for disposal. new development now, twitter and tesla ceo elon musk is defending the creator of the "dilbert" cartoon. many publications have dropped the cartoon after racist comments against black people. scott adams is the creator o