Von Wobeser y Sierra held Perspectives Mexico 2026, a gathering that brought together more than 100 attendees at its new offices in Torre SOMA Chapultepec to examine the main challenges and opportunities that will shape Mexico's economic, political, and social landscape in 2026.
The session formed part of the dialogue spaces the firm promotes to offer its clients and allies different perspectives on the factors that may influence business decision-making and the development of business in Mexico.
A look at Mexico's economic and political landscape
The event featured Dr. José Meade Kuribreña, an economist, lawyer, former public official, and diplomat, who shared his perspective on several of the key issues shaping the national and international outlook.
The conversation addressed, among other matters, Mexico's economic situation, public finances, the country's political and social context, and the principal external factors that could influence its development throughout 2026.
The analysis put into perspective the challenges companies face in an environment marked by economic, political, and regulatory change, while identifying opportunities and relevant considerations for strategic planning.
A close dialogue on the challenges of 2026
The conversation took place as a fireside chat led by our partner Diego Sierra and introduced by our partner Montserrat Manzano.
The format enabled an agile and in-depth exchange around different scenarios for Mexico, combining economic analysis, public-sector experience, and a broad perspective on the national and international dynamics that may influence the country.
With more than 100 clients, business leaders, colleagues, and allies in attendance, Perspectives Mexico 2026 became a space for reflection and discussion on the issues that will shape organizations' agendas throughout the year.
Spaces to anticipate the environment
Through initiatives such as Perspectives Mexico, Von Wobeser y Sierra seeks to foster conversations that give its clients a broader view of the context in which they operate and help them anticipate the potential effects of economic, political, and social changes on their businesses.
The gathering reaffirmed the firm's commitment to creating spaces for analysis that complement legal advice and contribute to a better understanding of the business environment in Mexico.
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