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Mexico's Antitrust Enforcer Signals Tougher Stance In Six Strategic Markets
Mexico's antitrust authority has unveiled its 2026-2030 enforcement roadmap, targeting six strategic sectors with intensified scrutiny and new enforcement tools. The program signals a shift toward criminal complaints, class actions, and asymmetric regulation in telecommunications, raising the stakes for companies operating in financial services, transport, agri-food, health, and public procurement markets. What does this mean for businesses navigating Mexico's evolving competition landscape?
Mexico Anti-trust
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Jones Day
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Amendment To The Federal Copyright Law And The Federal Labor Law Regarding The Rights Of Performing Artists
Mexico enacts sweeping amendments to its Federal Copyright Law and Federal Labor Law to address the intersection of performer rights and artificial intelligence technology. The reforms establish new protections for artists' voices and images against AI-generated cloning and impersonation, while modernizing copyright procedures and expanding alternative dispute resolution mechanisms before INDAUTOR.
Mexico IP
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Chevez Ruiz Zamarripa
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