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We are pleased to announce that Partners of our Firm have been recognized by Best Lawyers this year. 

Recently the Representative Council of the National Minimum Wages Commission (CONASAMI for its initials in Spanish) resolved to increase the general minimum wage applicable throughout the Mexican Republic beginning December 1st of this year to $88.36 pesos. This resolution was published today in the Official Federal Gazette.

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On November 21st, 2017, the resolution number A/049/2017 issued by the Energy Regulatory Commission was published in the Official Federal Gazette, whereby the relevant aspects of the Isolated Supply and Local Generation schemes are described, including the “own needs” interpretation standards for the purposes of the Isolated Supply scheme.

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In this transaction which involved the jurisdictions of Germany, Mexico, India, United States, Hong Kong, France, Spain, Australia, Cyprus, Jersey, Hungary and Holland -among others-, the issuer was advised by von Wobeser y Sierra (Mexico City).

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Four of our Partners at Von Wobeser y Sierra were approved by LACCA (Latin America Corporate Counsel Association) for 2018: Fernando Carreño, Javier Lizardi, Fernando Moreno & Claus Von Wobeser.

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Von Wobeser y Sierra was selected as one of the best 100 law firms in investigation (anticorruption) during 2017 by Global Investigation Review.

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Von Wobeser y Sierra is pleased to announce that our Partner, Andres Nieto will be participating on October 24th as panelist in Thomson Reuters Foundation’s TrustLaw Training held for the first time in Latin America with focus on Social Enterprises and Impact Investing. He’ll be in the panel “Legal challenges for social enterprises and impact investing in Mexico” along with other experts in the area.

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Von Wobeser y Sierra SC in Mexico City has helped a subsidiary of Indian-Japanese car component manufacturer Motherson Sumi issue bonds worth €300 million (US$353 million).

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We hereby inform you that on September 19, 2017, the Energy Regulatory Commission (the “CRE”) informed through its official website that the timeframes and deadlines for the compliance of obligations related to the CRE including those regarding the submission of reports are suspended for the 19th and 20th of September, 2017.