Will Algeria restore the death penalty for people who deliberately set wildfires?

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YES if, no later than December 31, 2026, one or more Mexican federal authorities (the President, the Secretariat of Public Education, SEP, or the National Institute for Adult Education, INEA) publicly and unambiguously declare that Mexico has "eradicated illiteracy" or is "free of illiteracy", and that declaration is reported by two or more independent national or international news outlets. This includes an unequivocal statement that the national adult illiteracy rate has fallen below the UNESCO benchmark and that this constitutes eradication. Preferably the declaration comes in an SEP or INEA press release or an INEA/INEGI statistic cited by reporters, but two independent news reports are sufficient. Statements that only say "progress", "near eradication", plans, or only publish a numeric rate without explicitly calling it "eradication" do not count. Otherwise NO.
How markets are built and settledPredictions close on Sep 6, 2026, and the market is expected to resolve on Jan 1, 2027. The outcome will be settled against politica.expansion.mx, eluniversal.com.mx. For now, the crowd puts YES at 52%, based on 7 predictions.
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How markets are built and settledMexico's illiteracy rate is still significant, making a formal eradication declaration by the end of December unlikely. The authorities would need clear evidence, which is currently lacking.

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