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

Corporate compliance in Mexico is often understood through the lens of tax filings and payroll obligations, with their fixed deadlines, automated reminders, and clear consequences for non-compliance.

Nearshoring has changed the dynamics of global production chains by moving processes to regions that are geographically closer to target markets for geopolitical, logistical, and strategic reasons.

Mexico's Federal Electricity Commission and Ministry of Energy have awarded 7,411 MW of generation capacity to 31 private developers under the country's first competitive procurement process following constitutional and energy law reforms. The Mixed Development Programme introduces a novel framework where CFE provides land and operations while private parties supply 100% equity capital, but critical contractual terms governing cost sharing, returns, and exit mechanisms remain unpublished as of June 2026.

In addition to the foregoing, this report shall also be filed in case that the income or expenses exceed $20'000,000.00 pesos.

In the first quarter of 2026, Venture Capital (VC) funding in Latin America was less about broad-based momentum and more about the concentration of capital, stage

The single-window investor portal aims to offer individuals interested in investing in Mexico with pertinent information concerning the federal, state, and municipal approvals...

As mentioned in our August 2023 Alert, Mexico recently established a single-window investor portal and investment project registry ("Registry" or "RUPI").

NAFTA countries are starting to show their cards. The U.S. wants a one-sided renegotiation – wherein it receives benefits that were denied to it during the original negotiation...

Private-sector and special interest groups may intensify their efforts to address key issues, especially with potential changes in trade policies that could impact businesses...

On February 5th, the President of Mexico submitted, for consideration of the Mexican Congress, several initiatives to amend the Mexican Constitution. Among them, the "organic simplification"...

The amendments to the Foreign Investment Law are proposed for a dual purpose...

Mexico’s landmark constitutional energy reforms, enacted in December 2013, were lauded as the start of a new era for private investment in Mexico.

The approved structural Reforms are an unprecedented opportunity for a transformational economic growth in Mexico.

All around the world, new investment treaties are redefining the protections that are available to foreign investors and their investments.

The 2013 amendments to the Mexican Constitution and Mexico's new Telecom Law require Mexico's federal government to build a nationwide fiber optic backbone network, which will be called the Red Troncal.

While Mexico is a competitive country for investments at an international level thanks to its many opportunities, localization, several international treaties, macroeconomic stability, size and strength of its internal market.