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LatinNews Daily - 17 June 2020
MEXICO: Governor raises stakes in electricity regulation dispute
On 16 June the governor of Mexico’s Jalisco state, Enrique Alfaro, announced that his government will formally ask the supreme court (SCJN) to invalidate the changes to the country’s electricity market regulations recently introduced by the federal government on constitutional grounds.
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