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Economy & Business - December 2024
MEXICO: Sheinbaum pursues plans to remove regulatory agencies
Lawmakers in Mexico have approved a bill that would eliminate seven autonomous regulatory agencies, sparking concerns over transparency and increasing tensions with the US in the face of a looming trade war.
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