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Buildings on Paseo de la Reforma, Mexico City. Urban context photograph; it does not show the congressional session.Context photograph
Legislation/Mexico

“Ley Centinela”: the initiative bringing the bracelet into Mexico City’s legislative debate

The name appears in ANIDICE communications and news coverage, linking venue prevention with proposed criminal-law changes. Mexican newspaper 24 Horas reported that PVEM legislators handed out CENTINELA® wristbands at bars and restaurants in Mexico City. The outreach accompanied legislative proposals presented by the party’s parliamentary leader, Jesús Sesma.

24 Horas · Rodrigo Cerezo·Original date: 22 May 2025
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A tower of Morelia Cathedral, Michoacán. Context photograph of the state capital; it does not document the parliamentary agreement.Context photograph
Legislation/Mexico

Michoacán passes a resolution calling for a CENTINELA® wristband pilot

Legislative Agreement 171 requests free distribution, municipal participation and awareness activities. On 21 May 2025, Michoacán’s state legislature passed a resolution urging a pilot programme to prevent spiking. Quadratín reported 25 votes in favour of the proposal introduced by Sandra Arreola and Juan Antonio Magaña de la Mora.

Quadratín Michoacán · Dalia Villegas Moreno·Original date: 21 May 2025
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Incidents/United States

New York imposes lengthy sentences in fatal drugging-and-robbery conspiracy

Sentencing followed the jury’s February 2025 verdict. The Manhattan district attorney announced terms of 40 years to life for two defendants and 20 years to life for a third. The case concerned a conspiracy that incapacitated people after nightclub visits and used their phones to drain financial accounts. The underlying offences occurred during 2022.

Manhattan District Attorney’s Office·Original date: 21 May 2025
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