Mexico’s Judicial Reforms: A Legal Analysis

On the heels of the June 2nd election the incoming Mexican administration has had to contend with market apprehensions and a 4% devaluation of the Mexican Peso, due in part to international concern over the implications of proposed judicial reforms in Mexico's legal system. While the Sheinbaum administration has done its best to assuage fears in the private sector by appointing technical experts within the presidential cabinet, questions remain as to what these proposed reforms will mean for the longterm health of the rule of law, legal certainty, and judicial autonomy in the country. 

To discuss these reforms and their potential consequences, the Mexico Institute has convened a panel of leading legal experts for a webinar on Tuesday, July 23rd from 11am - 12:30pm EST. This event will be one in a series of webinars organized by the Mexico Institute on the proposed constitutional reforms in Mexico, and is designed to be forward-looking, with the hope of providing concrete recommendations to Mexican and US leaders in business and government.

This event will take place in Spanish with simultaneous interpretation available.

More speakers to be confirmed.