Antitrust Commission: Sheinbaum may appoint members of the plenary session

President Claudia Sheinbaum's initiative to create the National Antitrust Commission was received yesterday in the Senate almost at the close of the ordinary period.

The Senate received the reform to eliminate the Cofece and create the National Antimonopoly Commission; it must be discussed in the committees of the Upper House of Congress, before it is approved and passed to the Chamber of Deputies This Friday, the Senate of the Republic received the reform of President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo to eliminate the Federal Commission on Economic Competition (Cofece) and create instead the new National Antimonopoly…

The new National Antimonopoly Commission, details the document, will be a decentralized and sectorized public body to the Ministry of Economy.

Mexico City, Mexico. The Mexican Senate received the reform of President Claudia Sheinbaum on Friday to eliminate the Federal Commission on Economic Competition (Cofece) and create the new National Antimonopoly Commission in its place. According to the initiative, this new Commission will be a decentralized public body attached to the Secretariat of Economy with expanded powers and reinforced structure, which leaves aside the old “self-governing…

Once the secondary law on economic competition has been passed, Mexico will have a new authority: The National Antitrust Commission (CNA), which, although it will have legal personality and its own assets, will have a plenary whose members, including the person holding the presidency, will be appointed by President Claudia Sheinbaum.