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Mexico: The Federal Electricity Commission presents a portfolio of 58 Electric transmission projects and announces new bids
Against the backdrop of the country’s growing electricity demand, the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) seeks to promote the development of multiple projects as part of its 2025–2030 Expansion Plan.
Garrigues and CeCo present the third edition of the comparative analysis of competition regimes in Latin America
This edition updates and compares the competition regimes of Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, and Peru, incorporating regulatory developments and recent practices through March 2026.
The European Union’s Data Act and its impact on the tourism sector
The new European Data Framework transforms the role of hotels in the digital economy. The Data Act gives back to establishments control over the information generated by their connected systems and opens opportunities to innovate, optimize costs…
Spain: Examination of new administrative principles on conflicts in the application of tax provisions and sham transactions
Although the Supreme Court has already concluded that the “classification,” “conflict in the application of tax provisions,” and “sham transaction” rules are not interchangeable, TEAC held recently that a sham transaction proceeding can be…
Tax Newsletter - February 2026
In this newsletter we provide a regular roundup of the main new developments in tax law (legislation, judgments, decisions by the economic-administrative tribunals and resolutions by the Directorate-General of Taxes, among others) in Spain.
The public CbC: first application in Spain of the new obligation of “corporate transparency”
The obligation to publish the so-called “country-by-country report” (known as “public CbCR”) affects multinational groups and independent companies whose consolidated revenues exceed 750 million euros in each of the last two consecutive years.…
The Spanish Government shortens the time period for implementing sustainable mobility to work plans which will end on December 5, 2026, and adopts provisions prohibiting dismissal
Qualifying companies will need to have their sustainable mobility to work plan by December 5, 2026, and beneficiary companies of direct support will not be able to dismiss until June 30, 2026.
Key considerations in industrial real estate transactions in Mexico
The acquisition, development, and operation of industrial real estate in Mexico are subject to a complex and increasingly demanding regulatory framework, shaped by legal reforms that have modified key aspects of real estate law, construction…
Garrigues emerges as the leading law firm in Spain in Chambers Europe 2026
The firm ranks 26 practice areas in Band 1, six more than the previous year, and ranks 39 practice areas in the guide
The Supreme Court sets criteria on the overlap of the weekly rest with a holiday
The Employment Chamber of the Supreme Court rules on how to deal with certain cases in which the weekly rest coincides with a holiday. Below, we break down the keys to the most relevant rulings in this regard and their practical implications.…
Garrigues, law firm students would most like to work for in Spain according to Merco Talento Universitario
Tops industry ranking for ninth year in a row
The Mafia no longer has a seat at the table: the OEPM follows in the EGC’s footsteps and invalidates the Spanish trademark
The Spanish Patents and Trademarks Office (OEPM) has declared the trademark “La Mafia se sienta a la mesa” invalid, deeming it contrary to public policy and accepted principles of morality based on the same criteria that led the European…