Mexico's 'Antimemes' law imposes up to 5 years prison for misuse of official logos

Mexico has published the 'Ley Antimemes' in the Official Gazette, criminalizing unauthorized use of institutional graphic identity with penalties up to five years in prison and fines exceeding one million pesos. The law targets memes or unauthorized uses of government logos, raising free-speech concerns. Its enforcement scope and impact on digital expression remain uncertain.

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