Energy Reform and Protest

MEXICO - Report 30 Jul 2013 by Mauricio Gonzalez, Guillermo Valdes and Esteban Manteca
Executive Summary The path to reforming Mexico’s petroleum sector remains somewhat clouded as the two main opposition parties have staked out diametrically opposed plans, and the PRI has yet to clearly define a proposal of its own. Further complicating matters is the extent to which the PAN remains mired in a faction fight. However, both the Madero and Calderon wings agree in principle on these matters, and the Ministry of Finance has directly engaged the dissident (Calderon) members of the PAN Senate caucus in talks about arriving at a common reform proposal. Those talks presumably are par...

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