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  • Mexico: Government Introduces a Bill Aimed at Boosting Public-Private Investment in Infrastructure

    The Federal Government has submitted to Congress a bill that could significantly transform the way strategic infrastructure is developed, financed, and executed in Mexico. With a projected investment of 722 billion pesos by 2030, the proposal introduces new investment vehicles, public-private partnership schemes, and a novel institutional framework that incorporates environmental and social sustainability as a cross-cutting pillar.

  • 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.

  • 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 regulations, and permitting requirements. This more stringent environment increases investors’ exposure to significant risks, such as title defects, permitting delays, contractual disputes, and sanctions for non compliance.

  • The Supreme Court upholds the limit on rent increases in Mexico City

    The SCJN has approved the amendments regulating rent increases and the digital registration of lease agreements in Mexico City, confirming a framework that protects affordable housing and provides legal certainty to businesses and landlords in managing their properties.

  • Mexico: CONAGUA adopts a new stimulus scheme to boost the efficiency and infrastructure of water and sanitation services

    The new Water and Sanitation Stimulus Program (PEAS), operated by the National Water Commission (CONAGUA), establishes the mechanisms so that drinking water and sanitation service providers can access the refund of the fees paid for the extraction and discharge of national water, with the purpose of strengthening the water infrastructure and improving the coverage of services in the country.

  • Mexico: The CNE strengthens the interconnection and connection agreement by imposing greater planning and coordination requirements on applicants and authorities of the electrical system

    Through a preliminary draft resolution, the National Energy Commission (CNE) updates the agreement model for electrical interconnection and connection, incorporating new rules on deadlines, extensions and coordination with authorities.

  • Mexico continues the legislative process toward the reduction of the 40-hour working week

    The constitutional reform sets a gradual reduction until 2030, maintains wages and benefits, and redefines overtime limits, forcing companies to reorganize shifts and processes to sustain their productivity.

  • How are indirect sales of companies taxed in Latin American countries, Spain and Portugal?

    We analyze how indirect transfers of shares are regulated in the tax systems of Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, Spain and Portugal.

  • Mexico publishes new provisions on the Social Impact Statement in the Energy Sector and raises social obligations for energy projects

    The Ministry of Energy published the new provisions that regulate the Social Impact Statement (MISSE) for energy projects, a framework that raises technical and human rights standards in the sector. These rules require planning social management from early stages, strengthening community participation and justifying social investment budgets.