A number of judicial corruption cases moved the government to push through a series of reforms.

President Enrique Peña Nieto should limit the powers of the presidency to establish rule of law in Mexico, says the political scientist.

This month, the presidents of two South American countries proposed new ways to uncover and punish corrupt officials.

For Mexico to reach its economic potential, it needs to address the costs of rule of law, writes Americas Society Board Member Antonio Garza for the Dallas Morning News.