Reform Conflict Shifts to the States

MEXICO - Report 25 Jun 2014 by Guillermo Valdes and Esteban Manteca
Executive Summary New complications have emerged in Mexico’s efforts to adopt the secondary laws needed to implement constitutional reforms affecting the energy and telecommunications sectors. The PAN cited two issues last week as it walked out of talks aimed at reaching consensus proposals on precisely those secondary laws. The first consists of the party’s objection to recent changes to two key electoral laws that the lower chamber of Congress passed with the backing of the governing PRI and the PRD. This point may have been resolved for the time being as the PRI assured the proposals wer...

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