Mexico’s energy reform will need to be carefully—and convincingly—reconciled with other recent changes to the Constitution, writes Covington & Burling’s Rubén Kraiem.
Viewpoint: Reconciling Energy and Political Reform in Mexico
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Rubén Kraiem
Explainer: Mexico's 2013 Reforms
During President Enrique Peña Nieto’s first year in office, Mexican legislators passed landmark political, energy, fiscal, and telecommunications laws.
Viewpoint: Mexico's Energy Reform
COA's Director of Energy Christian Gómez covers the significance of the much-anticipated energy reform passed by Mexico's Congress on December 12.
Five Points on Mexico’s Energy Reform Debate in Congress
COA Director of Energy Christian Gómez explores key questions as Mexico’s Congress seeks to pass a much-anticipated energy reform this month.
Colombia Looks to Turn Commodities Wealth into Development
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Wesley Tomaselli
"Infrastructure has to keep up with oil production" in order for Colombia to harness its energy wealth, observes COA’s Energy Director Christian Gómez.
Summary: Shale Gas Development in Latin America
A COA event examined how Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico can overcome obstacles to expand their shale gas industries.