T-MEC Affection Alerts with Telecommunications Law

The Telecommunications Act proposed by the Government risks the T-MEC, according to the analysis of the Opposition benches.

The creation of the new Digital Agency promoted from Palacio Nacional, and under the command of José Merino, has triggered alerts among experts in international law and telecommunications.The so-called “Censorship Law” could violate several sections of the Treaty between Mexico, the United States and Canada (T-MEC), which would have serious commercial and legal consequences for the country.The Executive Unit violates the autonomy of the regulato…

By Redacción Sentido Común Ciudad de México. – The proposal of the Law on Telecommunications and Broadcasting (LMTR), promoted by the Federal Government, has generated a strong concern in various legislative sectors about its possible impact on the compliance of the T-MEC, the operation of digital platforms and the autonomy of the regulatory bodies of the sector. According to the first analyses carried out by the PAN benches, PRI and the Citizen…

The Institute of Telecommunications Law (IDET) warned that the reform in telecommunications and broadcasting sent by President Claudia Sheinbaum to the Congress of the Union, “choca” with constitutional mandates and contains concepts “openly in violation” of the Treaty between Mexico, the United States and Canada (T-MEC). IDET also called the opinion approved in committees of the Senate of the Republic, as a “copy” with poorly thought out and st…