Footnotes:
1 KY Tan, ‘Presidential Systems’, Max Planck Encyclopedia of Comparative Constitutional Law (OUP 2017) [14]; J Carpizo, El presidencialismo mexicano (Siglo XXI 2002).
2 Unless otherwise indicated, textual quotations are taken from the unofficial translation of the Mexican Constitution provided by the Constitute Project, ‘Mexico 1917 (rev. 2015)’ (accessed 15 February 2021).
3 D Elazar, Exploring Federalism (University of Alabama Press 1991) 136.
5 Federal Department of Health (Mexico), ‘Online Dashboard’ (accessed 24 November 2020).
9 JM Serna, El sistema federal mexicano. Un análisis jurídico (UNAM 2008) 88–90.
11 M González Block, H Reyes Morales, L Cahuana Hurtado (et al), ´Mexico. Health system review´ (2020) 22(1) Health Systems in Transition 2 (World Health Organization/European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies) 180.
22 Original denomination: ´Diario Oficial de la Federación´.
41 F Tena, Derecho Constitucional Mexicano (Porrúa 1981) 373.
61 These sessions failed to fulfil procedural requirements, see JJ Garza and JM Reyes, ‘De la justicia abierta al correo electrónico: Los absurdos del Tribunal Electoral en tiempos del COVID-19’, in N Martin, M Laborde, and G Villar (eds), Emergencia sanitaria por Covid-19: Democracia y procesos electorales (UNAM 2020) 85–87.
80 Decision on a Preliminary Injunction No. 282/2020 (13 March 2020) (Seventh District Court of Michoacán).
85 L Salgado and G Salmorán, ‘Emergencia sanitaria y la suspensión de elecciones en Coahuila e Hidalgo’, in N González, M Marván, and G Salmorán (eds), Emergencia sanitaria por Covid-19: Democracia y procesos electorales (UNAM, México 2020) 57.
96 Department of Health of Mexico, ‘Press Release’ (28 February 2020).
168 Government of Mexico City, Leaflet (10 June 2020).