Tag: Mexico

Mexico Fines Oxygen Suppliers for Anticompetitive Exclusivity in Healthcare

Mexico’s competition authority has imposed fines on leading suppliers of medical oxygen…

Mexico Blocks Visa’s Acquisition of PROSA Over Competition and Consumer Risks

Mexico’s National Antitrust Commission (CNA) has blocked the acquisition of a 51%…

Visa’s Acquisition of Prosa Mexico Hangs in the Balance

Visa’s proposed acquisition of a majority stake in Prosa, the country’s leading…

Antitrust Review Targets Mexico’s Rail Freight Sector

Mexico’s National Antimonopoly Commission has initiated formal proceedings to assess the existence…

Televisa is Buying AT&T, and Regulators Won’t Stop It

AT&T is leaving Mexico, and Grupo Televisa (Izzi/Sky) is the frontrunner to…

The Great Mexican Exit: Three Strategic Paths for AT&T’s Divestiture

AT&T is preparing its exit from Mexico, but as we wrote earlier,…

Mexican Viva Aerobus-Volaris Merger Hinges on Efficiencies and Remedies

The two Mexican low-cost airlines announced a “merger of equals” on December…

Grupo Televisa Poised to Acquire AT&T’s Mexico Operations

AT&T is reportedly close to finalizing a multi-billion-dollar transaction to divest its…

The 2026 M&A Outlook

2026 is widely forecast to be the year of the great M&A…

Aeroméxico Faces More Turbulences Than Delta as DOT Ends Antitrust Immunity

The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has pulled the plug on one…

A Presidential Signal with Regulatory Echoes

On September 25, 2025, Mexico’s President used her press conference to call…

Amazon and Mercado Libre Walk Away Unscathed as Mexico Closes E-Commerce Probe

On September 12, 2025, Mexico’s Federal Economic Competition Commission (COFECE) announced the…