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Monthly Archives: May 2013
Financial Reform – Details
Below is a translation of the Pact for Mexico website’s detailed overview of the recently-submitted Financial Reform package. In order to increase the availability of credit and make credit more affordable, a Financial Reform is proposed with respect to commitments … Continue reading
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Pemex Initiates Tender for the Transportation of Gas along Los Ramones Pipeline
Pemex will conduct an international tender for the provision of natural gas transportation services via pipelines, for Phase II of the Los Ramones project. The second phase of this system will include 740 km of pipeline, covering the states of Nuevo … Continue reading
Posted in energy, oil and gas, pemex, tender
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Peña Sends Financial Reform Bill to Congress
The financial reform initiative, which will be presented today by President Enrique Pena Nieto in the Chapultepec Castle, is aimed at increasing available credit and making it cheaper to borrow, thereby fulfilling commitments 62 and 63 of the Pact for … Continue reading
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Corruption Costs Mexicans USD 165 per Person
The Superior Audit Office of Mexico revealed that corruption in Mexico costs USD 165 annually per person.* It stressed that in 2010 corruption cost Mexican households around USD 58 more than in 2003, representing 14% of family income. “The assessments … Continue reading
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Why Mexico?
The Mexico Monitor will be a blog dedicated to all developments in Mexican law, politics, and business. For those who do not know, this is the second blog in the ‘monitor’ series – I also have been blogging at The … Continue reading
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