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by Francisco Luna Ramírez
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How are laws created in Mexico?

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How are laws created in the USA?

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Explanation: In Mexico, the formal process of making laws is called legislation. It involves both the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate. Option B is incorrect because the President cannot create a statute alone (that would be an executive decree), and Option C is incorrect because judges interpret law rather than rewrite Constitutional law.

Explanation: When a bill is passed by both the House and the Senate and signed by the President, it becomes a statute (a written law). Option A is incorrect because court rules only govern how trials are run, and Option C is incorrect because state laws are created by state legislatures, not by a simple city vote.

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