“As companies invested in Mexico and generating millions of jobs for past and future decades, we see risks in the independence of the judiciary in the judicial reform, and a potential delay in the professionalization of specialized justice, an increase in costs, a reduction in the effectiveness of the judicial system, and the generation of uncertainty for investment.”

American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico

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The American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico weighs in on AMLO’s judicial reform

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