Doing Business in Mexico, English
In line with our objectives, VTZ Law Firm has developed a Doing Business in Mexico Guide with a strong focus on foreign investment in manufacturing activities. It is our goal as trusted advisors and business facilitators to guide foreign investors, providing insights in a concise manner. Why Doing Business in Mexico? Before the coronavirus outbreak, […]
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Doing Business in Mexico, English
Our seventh chapter of Doing Business in Mexico, Labor and Migration in Mexico, will provide a general overview of the relevant labor law provisions on employment, from worker rights, dismissals to unions and collective bargaining, including a brief summary regarding the USMCA, the rapid response mechanism, as well as information on migration. This Chapter includes the […]
employment, labor, Labor and Trade, Labor Reform, Outsourcing
USMCA Hotline for Labor Complaints On Monday, August 3, the United States Embassy in Mexico published, on its Twitter account, the “USMCA Hotline”, which is a platform to receive complaints or information on labor matters. This should not come as a surprise because it was foreseen in article 717 of the USMCA Implementation Act. El […]
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In our Trading Room economic newsletter, we address Robert Lighthizer’s appearance before the U.S. Senate to share the 2020 Trade Policy Agenda, where he commented on possible USMCA Labor Disputes and the use of the rapid response labor mechanism as well as WTO actions; we also address the selection process for the WTO Director-General. Future Labor Disputes in […]
labor, Labor Chapter, Manufacturing Industry, Mexico, Seade, USMCA, Webinar, WTO
This week in our newsletter, The Trading Room, we address developments regarding the entry into force of USMCA as well as the modernization of the EU-Mexico Free Trade Agreement. Download our newsletter in PDF on the following link: Trading Room -30042020 USMCA Last Friday the US Government notified the US Congress that Mexico and Canada “have taken […]
Canada, European Union, Free Trade Agreements, labor, Mexico, Rules of Origin, The Trading Room, USA, USMCA
USMCA in a Week A few days after the protocol amending USMCA was signed, a new controversy arose between Mexico and the USA at the weekend due to USMCA’s implementing act in the USA. In essence, Mexican negotiator, Jesus Seade, wrote a letter stating that Mexico considered that the legislation went “beyond” the protocol since […]
CCCPIT, COMCE, Implementation Act, labor, labor attachés, Mexican labor Law, Mexico-China, NAFTA, Rapid Response Mechanism, Seade, USMCA, USTR
Newsletter The Trading Room: Special Economic Zones and USMCA (Download in PDF: Trading Room -221112019) Special Economic Zones Officially End On Tuesday, the Decree that repeals the Declarations of all Special Economic Zones (“ZEEs”) was published in the evening edition of the Official Gazette of the Federation. According to the Decree, one of the main […]
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This week on The Trading Room: NAFTA: What about Canada? An “Agreement in Principle” between US and Mexico was reached this Monday, and President Trump suggested to change the name “NAFTA” to “US-Mexico Trade Agreement” (USMTA). This statement triggered the following doubt: Can the US enter into a bilateral agreement with Mexico? Jennifer Hillman…See more. Want […]
Automotriz, Automóviles, Canada, labor, NAFTA, Reglas de Origen, Rules of Origin, Sunset, TLCAN, Trump, USTR
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