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Mexico & Nafta - November 2015 (ISSN 1741-444X)
Government pressing on with oil licensing
Mexico’s historic Round One oil and gas licensing auctions – the first in over seven decades – opened this year to what was widely seen as a bucket of cold water: the steep slump in international oil and gas prices. But Energy Minister Joaquín Coldwell is insisting that the country is playing the long game: on 21 October he announced that the government will pursue a 5-year licensing programme running between 2015 and 2019.
- Colima thrust under a spotlight
- Independent streak threatens traditional parties
- New analysis of the proposed anti-corruption system
- Sonora implements judicial reform
- Mérida Initiative cut meant to send a message
- Peña Nieto touts progress in social development goals
- Changing direction on soft drinks tax?
- Government pressing on with oil licensing
- Restoring ties with Cuba