Since 2012, three major politial parties in Mexico have joined forces to pass 11 major reforms.\u00a0 Most striking are:<\/p>\n
1.\u00a0 Civiiliry in politics.\u00a0 In August a controversial and difficult bill was paased curbing the power of Pemex, the petroleum monopoly and a pride of the country.\u00a0 A new generation of leaders sees an advantage in curbing old-style infighting.<\/p>\n
2.\u00a0 Better services.\u00a0 Meixo is one of the world’s most ope economies. It has 44 trade agreements with other countries.\u00a0 Reforms will help get loans to small businesses and build more roads, railroads and airports.\u00a0 This may be a good time for entrepreneurs.\u00a0 And murders are down 29 per cent.<\/p>\n
3. Openess and transparency.\u00a0 Transparency institutes and corruption commissions will watch over awards for oil and gas development and all other matters.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>by Fernando Llera<\/p><\/div>\n
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Since 2012, three major politial parties in Mexico have joined forces to pass 11 major reforms.\u00a0 Most striking are: 1.\u00a0 Civiiliry in politics.\u00a0 In August a controversial and difficult bill was paased curbing the power of Pemex, the petroleum monopoly … Continue reading