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ARTICLE · 23 SEPTEMBER 2004

Competition or Competitiveness?

On July 7, 2004 Senators of the National Action Party (PAN) presented a bill named "Federal Law for Economic Competition and Competitiveness" (hereinafter the "Bill") which intends to repeal the Federal Law of Economic Competition ("LFCE") in effect since June 22, 1993.

MexicoAntitrust/Competition Law
Mario Gutierrez-Caballero
Mario Gutierrez-Caballero
José Estrada
José Estrada
Carlos J.
Carlos J.

The debate begins in Mexico’s Congress on a new Law of Economic Competition

On July 7, 2004 Senators of the National Action Party (PAN) presented a bill named "Federal Law for Economic Competition and Competitiveness" (hereinafter the "Bill") which intends to repeal the Federal Law of Economic Competition ("LFCE") in effect since June 22, 1993.

The Bill represents much more than a simple name change to the LFCE. The Bill pretends to modify the approach and scope of application of the LFCE to turn it into a promotional instrument of "competitiveness", representing a diametrical change of the present approach of the LFCE and rejecting current international tendencies for the modernization of antitrust or competition law.

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