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Analysis

Water matter: Regulations are being revisited to ensure comprehensive public policy for a key natural resource
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Water is a key resource in Mexico, which makes its legal management something of a national security interest. Article 27 of the constitution establishes the country’s water ownership regime and sets out a number of legal aspects. The National Waters Law of 1992 gets its denomination from constitutional Article 27, which regulates the waters that are deemed to be national property. This…

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César Maillard Canudas, Managing Partner, Maillard, Cerbón, Canudas, Argumedo, Palma y Asociados: Viewpoint
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Viewpoint:César Maillard Canudas With macroeconomic uncertainty at the start of 2017, the year is set to be a challenging one for the labour market in Mexico. In Latin America we have observed that all structural changes, no matter how simple they are, have brought about contradictory repercussions. For instance, while the economy continues growing, the population has had to bear the brunt…

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New legislation for sustainable development of Mexico's real estate sector
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The expected scenario for the real estate sector in Mexico City – the largest urban concentration in the country – is strong stable growth. This is due to the conclusion of policies, including the National Housing Policy begun in 2013, which seek to promote the orderly and sustainable development of the sector, its standardisation and the construction of better housing. Housing Policy In February…

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Regulations and obligations in Mexico's value-added tax
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VAT in Mexico is governed by the Value-Added Tax Act (Ley del Impuesto al Valor Agregado). It is the country’s main indirect tax and is applied at a standard rate of 16%, however there is a 0% rate for exports and the supply of local goods and services. As with any other indirect tax, VAT is not paid directly, but is transferred or charged to a third party until it reaches the final consumer. Levy VAT…

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Revised framework of Mexico's employment legislation would help promote formal job creation
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Labour market reforms undertaken in 2012 did not produce the intended results of facilitating the creation of formal employment in Mexico, essentially reforming workers’ rights to give employers more power over their staff. Four significant changes can be observed in articles 15 A, 15 B and 15 C, which, unsuccessfully tried to regulate outsourcing through third-party hiring or subcontracting, thus…

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Improvements to legal framework support Mexico's development
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Opportunities for private companies in Mexico are supported by intellectual property regulations and the increasing use of PPPs to deliver infrastructure. The intellectual property legislation, improved by the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the local Agreements on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights have benefited the control of intellectual property rights, patents…

Chapter

The Report: Mexico 2017: Legal Framework
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Overview

Key changes to Mexico's legal framework
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An executive order was published in the Federal Official Gazette on August 11, 2014, amending various provisions of the Foreign Investment Law. The amendments came into force on August 12, 2014. The following are the most important aspects of these changes to be taken into consideration by foreign investors: a) The exploration and production of hydrocarbons, as well as the planning and control of the…

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Juan José Lopez de Silanes, Partner, Basham, Ringe y Correa: Viewpoint
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In the 20 months to August 2014, Mexico enacted 11 structural reforms which are intended to provide a modern, flexible and reliable legal framework for both national and foreign investors and, in the long term, translate into a better quality of life for future generations. Most people will agree that the paramount part of the new legal reforms is the energy reform, and particularly the hydrocarbons…

Country Report

The Report: Mexico 2015
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Slow economic growth – in large part a result of oligopolistic market distortions, low productivity and financial exclusion – has characterised Mexico’s economic performance for much of the past decade. Taking office in December 2012, the government of Enrique Peña Nieto set out to boost Mexico’s competitiveness with a package of structural reforms affecting a number of sectors, including

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