Mexico tightens antitrust scrutiny with new regulatory regime
By Flavia Fortes ( July 25, 2025, 16:23 GMT | Comment) -- Mexico has overhauled its antitrust legal framework with a major reform to the country’s competition law. Amendments published last week create a new competition authority — the National Antitrust Commission (CNA) — and ramp up antitrust enforcement with greater fines and lower revenue thresholds to investigate transactions. However, it remains uncertain whether the agency will receive the necessary resources to carry out its expanded responsibilities.Mexico has overhauled its antitrust legal framework with a major reform to the country’s competition law....
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