Mexican authorities assert that the federal government has the duty to implement the necessary mechanisms to generate stability in domestic industry sectors and provide for the elimination of trade distortions, in an effort to safeguard the balance of the global market in accordance with international law and Mexico’s international commitments. The authorities add that, as a result of the growing international adoption of commercial models such as nearshoring, “it is necessary to implement concrete actions that allow a balanced interaction of the market to avoid economic distortions that could affect the relocation of productive sectors considered strategic for the country, as well as the attraction of new companies and industries with high added value.”

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