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Watch Mexico's Congress Live: Canal del Congreso Senate and Deputies

This player shows the Canal del Congreso México YouTube channel when it is live. If nothing is streaming, it may say the video is unavailable, so use the official link below.

What Is This Feed?

Canal del Congreso is the public channel of Mexico's Congress, covering the Senate, with 128 members, and the Chamber of Deputies, with 500 members, in Mexico City. Coverage is in Spanish.

When Can I Watch?

Congress has two ordinary sessions a year: one begins on September 1, and the other on February 1. Extra sessions can be called. Mexico City is usually on or near Chicago's time. Schedules change, so confirm on the official site.

Why This Feed Matters?

After decades in which one party dominated politics, Mexico's Congress became a real arena for debate. A public channel lets citizens follow that debate directly, without needing to rely on a party's own account.

Common Questions

When does Mexico's Congress meet?
Ordinary sessions begin on September 1 and February 1.

What is Canal del Congreso?
The public television channel of Mexico's Congress.

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