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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's National Antimonopoly Commission has published a draft 2026-2030 Institutional Program outlining enforcement priorities and strategic objectives that may reshape competition policy across six key sectors.

La Secretaría de Economía de México ha iniciado una investigación antidumping sobre las importaciones de vidrio de espejo provenientes de China, solicitada por dos empresas mexicanas del sector. La investigación abarca el período de octubre 2024 a septiembre 2025 para determinar prácticas de dumping, y analizará datos desde octubre 2022 para evaluar la amenaza de daño a la industria nacional.

La Comisión Nacional Antimonopolio de México publicó su Programa Institucional 2026-2030, revelando que los hogares mexicanos pierden el 15.7% de su ingreso debido a la concentración de mercado, con un impacto desproporcionado en familias de menores ingresos que pierden hasta 30.9%. El documento establece objetivos estratégicos, identifica seis mercados prioritarios y define metas cuantificables para fortalecer la competencia económica en el país.

The Mexican Federal Government recently announced a historic agreement with the domestic steel industry aimed at prioritizing Mexican steel in public infrastructure projects. While presented as an industrial policy initiative...

On May 4, 2026, Mexico's Federal Official Gazette published the "Decree for the Immediate Authorization of Investments" ("Decree")...