A new legislative initiative in Mexico seeks to increase prison sentences for the crime of femicide, specifically targeting cases involving journalists and activists. The proposed law aims to standardize femicide investigations across all states in the country. Currently, investigation protocols vary significantly, leading to inconsistencies in how these crimes are prosecuted. This reform intends to ensure that femicides are investigated consistently and thoroughly nationwide, regardless of location. Supporters hope this will strengthen protections for women in these vulnerable professions and improve accountability for perpetrators. The change reflects growing concerns over violence against women, and particularly those working in public life, in Mexico. The initiative is expected to face debate but reflects a critical need to address gender-based violence.