United States of America will press Mexico to make corrections to constitutional reforms that limit private investment in the energy sector, warned Rosnety Barrios, founder of the World Bank. Sound Collective Female specialist expert in the field of energy.
Such a scenario can be estimated in the framework T-MEC and will lead to trade pressure from Donald Trump.
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“There will be a lot of pressure in both cases which could lead to trade sanctions Mexico”.
“In the last six years, we have seen manifestations of resentment, discomfort, and the impact on United States interests resulting from changes in Mexico's energy policy,” the expert said.
He recalled that the new energy reform, recently approved by the Mexican Congress, closes the existing competition model in the Constitution and does so absolutely.
”Other existing figures for private initiatives, namely isolated supply and distributed generation, are forms of self-sufficiency that Constitution always planning and they just need to shut it down,” he alleged.
Barrios anticipates that energy problems will be heavily influenced by political issues, such as migration and security.