In this issue: Our Latin American issue is presented by Danny Sokol who, with Eleanor Fox, recently published Latin American Competition Law and Policy. In Argentina, Julián Peña takes a…

Gerardo Calderon-Villegas, Jul 14, 2010 In April 2010, President Felipe Calderon sent the Mexican Congress a bill to amend the Federal Law of Economic Competition (“LFCE”) and other statutes, in…

Daniel Sokol, Jul 14, 2010 Last year, Eleanor Fox and I published Latin American Competition Law and Policy. We attempted to fill a gap by editing a volume that examined…

Julian Pena, Jul 14, 2010 In the past couple of years, the courts have become increasingly stricter when reviewing decisions taken by the antitrust authorities in Argentina. Although historically the…

Ana Paula Martinez, Jul 14, 2010 According to the OECD 2010 Competition Law & Policy in Brazil-A Peer Review, “Brazil’s anti-cartel programme is now widely respected in Brazil and abroad”…

Paulo Leonardo Casagrande, Caio Mario da Silva Pereira Neto, Jul 14, 2010 Nowadays, Brazil is considered an increasingly sophisticated jurisdiction in competition law matters. The Brazilian competition authorities are internationally…

Paulo Montt, Jul 14, 2010 The context of post-liberalization has led to different tensions between competition law and regulation in several markets such as telecommunications and electricity. Whereas certain segments…

Claudio Agostini, Eduardo Saavedra, Manuel Willington, Jul 14, 2010 In 2002 five of the largest Chilean private health insurance providers (“Isapres”) reduced the coverage they offered to their members without…

Victor Pavon-Villamayor, Jul 14, 2010 On April 30, 2010, the Mexican Congress approved a long-awaited set of reforms to the Federal Competition Law (“FCL”).The reform is particularly broad in terms…