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Economy & Business - February 2024
MEXICO: Business sector worried over reform package
Although now in the last of his six years in office, on 5 February Mexico’s left-wing populist president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, launched a 20-point reform programme which could have far-reaching implications for the operating environment of businesses in the country.
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