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ARTICLE · 07 AUGUST 2017

Mexico Launches The National Anti-Corruption System

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Derived from a constitutional amendment in 2015 in matters of Anti-Corruption, and in relation to the secondary laws which enact the so-called National Anti-Corruption System...

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Derived from a constitutional amendment in 2015 in matters of Anti-Corruption, and in relation to the secondary laws which enact the so-called National Anti-Corruption System, on July 19 the General Law on Administrative Responsibilities came into full force and effect. This secondary law establishes sanctions for public officials, individuals and companies for administrative misconducts considered as grave administrative conducts, which sanctions range from fines to the dissolution of the infringing company for particularly serious offences.

In accordance with this General Law, the administrative grave conducts include:

  • Bribery.
  • Unlawful participation in administrative proceedings.

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