An interdisciplinary vision in the fight against corruption

Corruption represents a systemic global problem. Recently, the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) has formally recognized that organized civil society is a factor in mitigating and reducing corruption, which is why it is fundamental within the new anti-corruption regulatory structure in Mexico. Corruption significantly affects the provision of public services, economic development, respect for human rights and the rule of law. E

A new judicial criterion reinforces the evidentiary value of Condusef’s technical opinions in disputes involving unauthorized transactions.

After six years of leadership, Claus von Wobeser concludes his tenure at ICC Mexico, where he advanced an agenda focused on legal certainty, integrity and international engagement.

Luis Burgueño and Diego Sierra share the strategic vision that has guided Von Wobeser y Sierra’s evolution over four decades.

New guidelines modify transmission charges and migration conditions for permit holders and users operating under legacy arrangements.

Incomplete property records, abandoned real estate and delayed action in response to warning signs can increase the legal risks associated with real estate dispossession.