Hydrocarbons Reform
Mexican Judge Partially Suspends Hydrocarbons Reform
Parts of Mexico’s controversial reform of the hydrocarbons law were suspended by a federal judge, paving the way for a significant legal battle. Competition judge Juan Pablo Gómez Fierro, who previously was the first to suspend the entirety of a previous reform of the general electricity law, suspended the effects of the new law’s article 57 and […]
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