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Mexico - November 2025
Introduction
In the first article of this November edition of the Latin American Regional Report: Mexico, we look at a contentious reform to the law governing the use of the amparo, a key legal mechanism that protects the public from actions of the State.... Read More
Politics & Justice
In October Mexico’s federal congress approved a contentious reform to the law governing the use of the amparo, a key legal mechanism that protects the public from actions of the State.... Read More
Environment
Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum took to the main square, or Zócalo, in Mexico City (CDMX) on 5 October to mark her first full year in office.... Read More
Security
When security forces raided a site in Vista Hermosa municipality, Michoacán state at the end of September, they expected to find a training camp for organised crime.... Read More
Finance
US multinational bank and financial services corporation Citigroup Inc slammed the door on the prospect of a direct sale of its Mexican retail bank Grupo Financiero Banamex when it rejected an unsolicited US$9.3bn bid from conglomerate Grupo México in early October.... Read More
Economy & Security
The recent killing of Bernardo Bravo Manríquez, president of the Asociación de Citricultores del Valle de Apatzingán (ACVA), a lime growers’ association in Michoacán state, offered a bleak reminder of the economic toll that systematic extortion by organised crime is inflicting on Mexico’s agricultural sector.... Read More
Economy
Heavy rains hit central and eastern Mexico in early October, killing at least 80 people and leaving a trail of destruction that will have severe economic impacts on local communities and households that now face the prospect of trying to rebuild their lives.... Read More
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