Tag: Mexico

Mexico’s New CNA Faces Independence Test in Natural Gas Study

The new Comisión Nacional Antimonopolios (CNA) has barely been created and already…

AT&T’s Potential Exit from Mexico, Easier Said than Done

In early August, reports emerged that AT&T is preparing to sell its…

Cartel Probes Threaten IFF’s Recovery Plan

International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF) is not in the best shape and…

Delta and Aeroméxico Await US–Mexico Deal As Antitrust Immunity Nears End

Delta Air Lines and Aeroméxico find themselves at the center of escalating…

In COFECE’s Probe, Banorte Faces Higher Risk Than Santander—BBVA Cleared

Mexico’s Federal Economic Competition Commission (COFECE) has formally accused around 21 entities…

Mexico Passes New Antitrust and Telecom Laws

Mexico has just enacted its most far-reaching reforms in over a decade,…

Mexico Replaces Antitrust Regulator: What you need to know

On July 1, 2025, the Mexican Congress abolished the Comisión Federal de…

Mexico’s IFT Fines Telcel and Oxxo $96 Million for Anticompetitive Practices in SIM Card Sales

The Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT), Mexico’s telecommunications regulator, has imposed fines totaling…

Mexico Closes Google’s Investigation Distancing from US, EU Precedents

Mexico’s Federal Economic Competition Commission (Cofece) has decided to close the proceedings…

Mexico’s Supreme Court Boosts Regulator’s Power to Collect Confidential Information

A new precedent from Mexico’s Supreme Court strengthens COFECE’s ability to access…

What Investors Need to Know about Mexico’s Competition Reform

On April 24, 2025, Claudia Sheinbaum, president of Mexico, submitted a legislative…

Playtech Secures Mexican Antitrust Approval for Caliplay Deal

Playtech plc (LSE: LON:PTEC), a leading technology provider in the gambling sector,…