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Posts Tagged: Enrique Pena Nieto

Mexico moves forward: Sweeping new anti-corruption regime, presidential apology

Kim Nemirow and Nicholas Berg August 30, 2016

Mexico President Enrique Peña Nieto (official government photo)After an aggressive grassroots campaign, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto recently announced the enactment of sweeping changes to Mexico’s anti-corruption regime. The new law is a significant step toward transparency in a country that consistently ranks among the most corrupt in the region and the world.… Continue Reading

Mexico fights crime with . . . censorship

Richard L. Cassin August 8, 2014

On Mexico’s central Pacific coast, in the state of Sinaloa, where drug lord Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman’s cartel has terrorized the local police and populace for decades, lawmakers have now limited what journalists can report about violent crime.… Continue Reading

Corruption concerns cloud Pemex reform plan

The FCPA Blog August 19, 2013

Mexico President Enrique Peña Nieto wants to open the state oil company to private and foreign investment.

But potential partners subject to the FCPA night be reluctant to join with Pemex because of corruption red flags.… Continue Reading

Mexico’s new president begins anti-corruption fight

Maria Dolores Hernandez J. December 6, 2012

Last week, Enrique Peña Nieto took power as the new president of Mexico.

With fighting corruption at the top of his agenda, the forty-six year old president is already working with Mexico’s Congress to impose structural reforms, including the creation of a centralized National Anti-Corruption Commission.… Continue Reading

Mexican labor reform leaves aside union transparency

Maria Dolores Hernandez J. October 11, 2012

Last week Mexico’s Lower House approved what may be a final legislative initiative by outgoing president Felipe Calderon. The first labor reform law in 42 years is intended to boost employment in the country by restricting labor lawsuits, regulating outsourcing, and making it easier for employers to hire and fire workers.… Continue Reading

National anti-corruption agency proposed for Mexico

Maria Dolores Hernandez J. September 24, 2012

Earlier this month, Senator Emilio Gamboa Patron from Mexico’s Revolutionary Institutional Party (PRI), said two anti-corruption proposals from President-elect Enrique Pena Nieto will be introduced to the national legislature in the next 15 days.… Continue Reading