Por Antonio Pérez Sánchez En un encuentro clave para el rumbo del Colegio Nacional de Abogados Democráticos (CNAD) se reunieron la mañana del 8 de julio, integrantes del consejo Nacional de esta organización en la sede del Tribunal Constitucional de México. El colegio calificó este recinto no solo como un espacio que custodia la legalidad y seguridad jurídica de los justiciables, sino como el auténtico guardián del Estado de Derecho y de la soberanía nacional. Durante el acto, los representantes del CNAD expresaron su firme agradecimiento por la apertura al diálogo en un momento histórico que, aseguraron, exige la máxima lucidez, así como una profunda definición ética y jurídica por el destino de la patria. La organización de abogados aprovechó el espacio para recordar que el CNAD nació con la convicción de poner el Derecho al servicio del pueblo y defender la autodeterminación del Estado mexicano. En este sentido, fijaron una postura clara ante el panorama global actual:...

  By Armando García Álvarez The family of Lorenzo Salgado Aro , a Mexican construction worker who was fatally shot during an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operation in Houston, Texas, has spoken publicly for the first time, calling for a full, transparent, and independent investigation into the incident that claimed his life. Surrounded by community leaders, attorneys, immigrant-rights advocates, and members of Congress, Lorenzo's relatives delivered an emotional account of the tragedy during a press conference in Houston. Fighting back tears, they described him as a hardworking husband, father, and provider whose only goal was to support his family through honest labor. According to the family, Lorenzo left home that morning expecting another ordinary workday. Instead, what began as an immigration enforcement operation ended in a fatal shooting that has raised serious questions about the use of force by federal officers. "We deserve answers," one family membe...

  By Max Villareal War has always inflicted suffering on civilians. Yet one of the most controversial arguments advanced by critics of U.S. foreign policy is that, since World War II, civilian populations have increasingly become not merely unintended victims of military operations, but central to strategies built around overwhelming force, strategic bombing, and coercion. Whether one agrees with that conclusion or not, the historical record contains numerous episodes that continue to fuel an international debate about the limits of military power, accountability, and the protection of innocent lives. The United States has consistently defended its military operations as necessary to achieve national security objectives and has maintained that its armed forces operate under the laws of armed conflict, taking extensive measures to minimize civilian casualties. Nevertheless, historians, human rights organizations, and international legal scholars have repeatedly questioned whether ...

By Armando García The Trump administration has launched one of the most aggressive immigration enforcement campaigns in recent U.S. history, with federal authorities arresting more than 10,000 people in just five days , according to government figures released following a series of Supreme Court decisions that strengthened the administration's immigration agenda. The unprecedented surge in arrests reflects a new enforcement strategy focused not only on identifying individuals who may be subject to deportation but also on dramatically increasing the number of daily arrests. Reports indicate that the White House instructed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) to meet a target of at least 2,000 arrests every day . On one day alone, federal agents reportedly detained more than 2,400 people . As a result, the population held in ICE detention facilities has now exceeded 63,000 detainees , placing additional pressure on an immigration detention system that has already faced crit...