Next Phase of Reform

MEXICO - Report 14 Jan 2014 by Guillermo Valdes and Esteban Manteca
Executive Summary The first major challenge and the central theme of the 2014 political agenda will involve passing secondary legislation necessary for implementation of the major structural reforms approved last year, and then instrumenting those changes. In that regard, 2014 promises to be a more intensely political year than 2013, and holds out the hope of producing even more in the way of fundamental change. There will be two components to this chapter of the 2014 political agenda. The first involves passage of secondary legislation related to the three reforms that have yet to be fully...

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