With the vote of 23 state congresses, the Senate of the Republic declared the validity of the constitutional reform that prevents the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) from ruling on amparos, controversies and unconstitutionality actions regarding modifications to the Constitution.
The reform to constitutional Article 105 determines that “constitutional controversies or unconstitutionality actions that have the objective of contesting additions or reforms to this Constitution are inadmissible.”
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It also modifies constitutional article 107, which establishes that “the amparo trial against additions or reforms to this Constitution will not proceed.”
And a transitional article is established that states that, “matters that are in process must be resolved in accordance with the provisions contained in this Decree.”
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In this way, the Senate sends it to the Ministry of the Interior to publish it in the Official Gazette of the Federation.
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Interview between Time.news Editor and Tech Expert Dr. Emily Tran
Time.news Editor: Welcome, Dr. Tran! We’re thrilled to have you with us today. As a leading expert in technology and innovation, your insights are invaluable. Let’s dive right in. What current tech trend do you think is shaping our world the most?
Dr. Emily Tran: Thank you for having me! I would say that artificial intelligence is the most transformative tech trend right now. Its implications stretch across industries—from healthcare to finance—revolutionizing how we work and live. We’re seeing AI not just as a tool, but as a partner in enhancing our capabilities.
Time.news Editor: Absolutely! AI has so many applications. Can you share a specific example of how it’s making a difference in a particular field?
Dr. Emily Tran: Certainly! In healthcare, for example, AI algorithms are being employed to analyze medical images for early detection of diseases like cancer. They can detect patterns that may be invisible to the human eye, leading to quicker diagnoses and, ultimately, saving lives. The integration of AI in telemedicine platforms is also streamlining patient care and making healthcare more accessible.
Time.news Editor: That’s fascinating and incredibly important. However, with all this innovation, concerns about ethics and privacy also arise. How should we be addressing these issues as technology continues to evolve?
Dr. Emily Tran: That’s a crucial point. As we embrace these advancements, a robust ethical framework must accompany them. This means developing guidelines that prioritize transparency, accountability, and user consent. Organizations should invest in ethical AI training, and policymakers must stay ahead of the curve with regulations that enforce responsible use of technology.
Time.news Editor: Speaking of regulations, how do you see the role of governments in managing and shaping the tech landscape?
Dr. Emily Tran: Governments can play a pivotal role by fostering an environment conducive to innovation while safeguarding public interests. This can be achieved through collaboration with tech companies to create regulations that do not stifle innovation but ensure that technologies are safe and beneficial. International cooperation is essential, too—especially in areas like data privacy and cybersecurity.
Time.news Editor: I couldn’t agree more. Looking to the future, what emerging technologies do you think will become mainstream in the next few years?
Dr. Emily Tran: I see several key players on the horizon. Quantum computing has the potential to revolutionize problem-solving capabilities, especially in fields like cryptography and complex simulations. Additionally, augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) are poised to change how we experience everything from education to entertainment, making immersive learning environments a reality.
Time.news Editor: Exciting prospects indeed! As someone who is actively engaged in this field, how do you stay ahead of the curve with all these rapid changes?
Dr. Emily Tran: Continuous learning is vital. I attend conferences, participate in workshops, and engage with a community of experts in my field. Reading research papers and following reputable tech news sources also keeps me informed. I believe that curiosity is key; the more we explore, the better equipped we are to understand and navigate this ever-evolving landscape.
Time.news Editor: Wise words! Before we wrap up, what advice do you have for young professionals who aspire to make their mark in tech?
Dr. Emily Tran: Embrace challenges and be open to learning from failures—they’re often the best teachers. Network actively, seek mentorship, and don’t hesitate to step outside your comfort zone. The tech field is constantly evolving, and those who adapt and innovate are the ones who will succeed.
Time.news Editor: Thank you, Dr. Tran! Your insights are truly inspiring. It’s exciting to imagine the future of technology with thought leaders like you guiding the way.
Dr. Emily Tran: Thank you! I appreciate the opportunity to share my thoughts, and I look forward to seeing how we can all contribute to a better tech landscape.
Time.news Editor: And we look forward to having you back to share more insights in the future!