Mexico relaxed two rules on foreign investments.
In the latest of a series of liberalizing steps, the government decided that firms with partial foreign ownership may now build new plants without first obtaining government permission. The foreign share of a firm’s capital may similarly be increased without prior permission. In both cases, however, the firms have to notify the government of their actions.
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