The Final Touches on Energy Reform

MEXICO - Report 10 Dec 2013 by Guillermo Valdes and Esteban Manteca
Executive Summary After the Party of the PRD abandoned reform talks, the PAN and PRI began to toughen their respective negotiating positions as the political and time constraints that accompany the very final days of the regular session of Congress provide greater incentives to bargain all the more dearly. The initial result was a further delay in voting on political reform, which was approved on Friday, and on producing a final constitutional reform proposal on energy reform. The relevant commissions discussed a previous draft of the energy reform in the Senate on Sunday and Monday. So far...

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