Protests Erupt as Mexico Moves to Overhaul Judiciary

Mexico's ruling party, led by President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, is on the brink of passing a significant judicial reform, sparking widespread protests and a dramatic storming of the Senate. The reform, which has been met with fierce opposition, aims to overhaul the country's judiciary system. The situation escalated when protesters breached the Senate, chanting 'traitors' and halting the debate. The controversy intensified as an opposition senator broke ranks to support the reform, seemingly securing the necessary votes for its passage. This political turmoil underscores deep divisions over the future of Mexico's judicial system and the power dynamics within its government.