Main Topics of the Energy Sector Reform

MEXICO - Report 01 Jul 2013 by Mauricio González, Guillermo Valdes and Esteban Manteca
Executive Summary The idea of seriously opening Mexico’s petroleum industry to private competition is a goal that has long eluded policy makers, and one about which there remains considerable public reticence. But with energy reform (along with a similarly long-denied objective of giving the government essential non-oil based revenue streams) topping the list of strategic structural reforms, Mexico’s political class is staking out final positions ahead of a congressional debate on the subject. The governing Institutional Revolutionary (PRI) and opposition National Action (PAN) parties have ...

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