Paquete Económico 2027: qué cambia y qué conviene revisar desde ahora

Paquete Económico 2027: qué cambia y qué conviene revisar desde ahora

Tax & Business Update · Mexico Paquete Económico 2027: lo que las empresas deben anticipar Un análisis de las principales variables macroeconómicas, la posición prevista de las finanzas públicas y las reformas fiscales que podrían incidir en la planeación financiera y operativa de las empresas en México. 14 de septiembre de 2026 Vázquez Tercero & […]

The Asia-LAC Corridor: Where the Money Is Moving

What is the Asia–LAC investment corridor? The Asia–LAC investment corridor refers to the growing trade, capital and business relationships connecting Asian economies with Latin America and the Caribbean. While China remains a major participant, countries such as India, Vietnam and Thailand are increasingly developing stronger commercial and investment relationships with markets including Mexico, Chile and Peru. Why is Asian investment in Latin America growing? Asian companies are increasingly looking to Latin America for access to manufacturing, natural resources, consumer markets, strategic supply chains and opportunities linked to nearshoring and international trade. What role does Mexico play in Asia–Latin America trade? Mexico serves as both a major Latin American economy and a strategic manufacturing and export platform with access to North American markets. Its growing commercial relationships with China, Vietnam, India and other Asian economies are creating new opportunities for cross-border investment. What will the AGA Asia–LAC Huddle discuss? The event will explore investment flows between Asia and Latin America, market-entry opportunities, legal and commercial considerations, cross-cultural negotiation and how professional advisers in both regions can collaborate to support companies expanding internationally.

The Asia–LAC Corridor: Where the Money Is Moving Alliott Global Alliance Cross-Regional Huddle Join the conversation As investment and trade between Asia and Latin America continue to evolve, understanding both the opportunities and the realities behind these relationships becomes increasingly important. Join VTZ and fellow members of Alliott Global Alliance for a practical discussion on […]

Mexico: A Strategic Investment Gateway for Senegalese Businesses

Mexico offers Senegalese companies a strategic platform for growth in the Americas. From company incorporation and foreign investment compliance to joint ventures, distribution and cross-border operations, discover the key opportunities and legal considerations for successfully entering the Mexican market.

Mexico offers Senegalese companies a strategic platform for growth in the Americas. From company incorporation and foreign investment compliance to joint ventures, distribution and cross-border operations, discover the key opportunities and legal considerations for successfully entering the Mexican market.

Can Senegalese companies invest in Mexico?
How can a Senegalese company establish a business in Mexico?
What are the benefits of investing in Mexico for African companies?
Can foreign companies own a business in Mexico?
How can Senegalese businesses access the North American market through Mexico?
What legal requirements apply to foreign investors in Mexico?
What is the best structure for a Senegalese company entering Mexico?

Antidumping Investigation For Imports of Steel Sheets From Japan

Antidumping Investigation For Imports of Steel Sheets From Japan

Antidumping investigation for imports of steel sheets from Japan. Today, September 2nd, 2026, the Mexican Ministry of Economy published the Notice of Initiation of the Antidumping Investigation on Steel Sheet from Japan in the Official Gazette of the Federation. Petitioners Grupo Acerero, S.A. de C.V. Investigated Product Carbon steel sheet: flat-rolled products of iron or […]

THE COUNTDOWN HAS ALREADY BEGUN: 2030 AND THE 40-HOUR CHALLENGE FOR THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY

THE COUNTDOWN HAS ALREADY BEGUN: 2030 AND THE 40-HOUR CHALLENGE FOR THE MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY Is your company prepared to operate with fewer hours and the same production demands? The clock is ticking. By 2030, all productive companies in Mexico maquila, manufacturing, and labor-intensive production must have transitioned to a maximum 40-hour workweek. What today seems […]

Vázquez Tercero & Zepeda reconocido por Chambers and Partners Latin America 2027

Rankings chamber & Partners 2027: Vázquez Tercero & Zepeda reconocido por Chambers and Partners Latin America 2027

Ciudad de México, agosto de 2026.– Vázquez Tercero & Zepeda (VTZ) fue nuevamente reconocido por Chambers and Partners en su guía Latin America 2027, consolidando la posición de la firma y de sus abogados entre los referentes del mercado legal mexicano. En la edición 2027, VTZ mantiene su posición en Banda 1 en International Trade/WTO, […]

Foreign Investment in Mexico; When is a local partner required? 

Mexico City skyline with VTZ branding for an article on foreign investment in Mexico and local partner requirements.

Foreign Investment in Mexico; When is a local partner required?  When a foreign company or entrepreneur evaluates setting up in Mexico, one of the first questions that arises is whether they need a Mexican partner to operate without complications. The concern is understandable: every country has its own rules. However, in the vast majority of […]

Antidumping Investigation on Self-Adhesive Plastic Tape from China

VTZ, Antidumping, adhesive plastic selfttape

Antidumping Investigation on Self-Adhesive Plastic Tape from China Today, May 21st, 2026, the Mexican Ministry of Economy published the Notice of Initiation of the Antidumping Investigation on Self-Adhesive Plastic Tape from the People’s Republic of China, in the Official Gazette of the Federation. Petitioners The companies, Industrias Tuk, S.A. de C.V. and Navi Lux, S.A. […]

Antidumping Investigation on glass mirrors from China

Antidumping Investigation on mirrors from China

Antidumping Investigation on Glass Mirrors from China Today, May 21st, 2026, the Ministry of Economy published the notice of initiation of the antidumping investigation concerning glass mirrors from China in the Official Gazette of the Federation. In this post, we share with you the main details of this proceeding: Petitioner Vidrio Plano de México, S.A. […]

Mexico’s Steel Pact Exposes a Dangerous Antitrust Silence

Mexico’s Steel Pact Exposes a Dangerous Antitrust Silence The Mexican Federal Government recently announced what it characterized as a “historic” agreement with the domestic steel industry aimed at prioritizing the use of Mexican steel in public infrastructure projects. The policy objective was presented in unequivocal terms: reducing dependency on imports, strengthening domestic production capacity and […]