Mexico 'anti-meme' bill advances in Congress, jail terms up to 5 years

Mexico's Chamber of Deputies is advancing a so-called 'anti-meme' law that would criminalize certain online content with prison sentences of one to five years, drawing criticism from free-speech advocates. The bill's scope and definitions remain unclear, and its passage is not yet final. If enacted, it would mark a significant tightening of Mexico's digital speech regulations.