In its latest session, held on Friday, April 28, the Mexican Senate ratified Alejandra Palacios Prieto for a second four-year term at the head of the Federal Economic Competition Commission COFECE.
Jorge Arechiga, Senator of the PVEM, said that Palacios has helped consolidate the independence of the Federal Economic Competition Commission in strategic sectors.
From 2013 onwards, he said, the COFECE was recognized as an autonomous body, through its constitutional mandate, and as an authority in matters of market regulation and economic competition.
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