Essential Inputs and Antitrust Barriers in the Mexican Economic Competition Regime

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Victor Pavon-Villamayor, Jul 16, 2014

On July 7,  2014 the new Mexican Economic Competition Law came into force; this is legislation that replaces the antitrust law enacted in 1992 as one of the commitments made by the Mexican Government to sign the North America Free Trade Agreement with the United States and Canada. The new MECL embodies significant changes with respect to the previous competition regime, including, among other