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CMIC Presentation to the North American Construction Federation Conference Oaxaca, Oaxaca Mexico

The Political Situation in Mexico. CMIC Presentation to the North American Construction Federation Conference Oaxaca, Oaxaca Mexico August 17-20, 2011. Contents. Political Forces Proposal for APP´s Law Liaison with Legislators. 2. Political Forces. 2010. 2011.

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CMIC Presentation to the North American Construction Federation Conference Oaxaca, Oaxaca Mexico

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  1. The Political Situation in Mexico CMIC Presentation to the North American Construction Federation Conference Oaxaca, OaxacaMexico August 17-20, 2011

  2. Contents • Political Forces • Proposal for APP´s Law • Liaison with Legislators 2

  3. Political Forces 2010 2011 In 2010, the PRI goverened 19 states, the PAN 5, the PRD 5 and ALIANZA (PAN-PRD) 3 states. After the elections on 2011, the PRI is governing in 18 states, the PAN in 6, the PRD in 4 states y ALIANZAS (PAN-PRD 3 and PRI-PVEM 1 state). Source: Federal Electoral Institute of each state. Political Situation 3

  4. Political Forces Election Results for Governor in 6 states on 2011 Source: Federal Electoral Institute of each state. Note: The Governors are elected by direct citizens vote. The term is for six years . There is no re-election. There are 32 states (EF). Political Situation 4

  5. Political Forces According to the state governments 2010 2011 Total Population (until first quarter of 2011:115 millions of people ) (Percentage %) (Percentage %) Total GDP (until first quarter of 2011:1,126 billions of dollars) GDP Construction (until first quarter of 2011: 76 billions of dollars) (Percentage %) Source: Management of Economy and Finance CMIC with IFE and INEGI data. Political Situation 5

  6. Political Forces 2007-2012 2006-2009 2006-2009 2007-2012 (Without changes) Source: Management of Economy and Finance CMIC with IFE and INEGI data. No party has a relative majority, they all require some type of alliance or votes from other parties to approve initiatives. Required Votes: 50%+1 of the representatives, except in some cases when a qualified majority is required. (two thirds of the votes) 66.6% = 329 votes. For example, Constitutional reforms or naming an interim president. In the Senate: 50% +1 or 66.6% =85 votes. Political Situation 6

  7. Political Situation ● There is currently a Public Works Law in Mexico, but not a law of PPPs. ● There is the need for a legal regime to regulate PPPs. ● Guarantees are required for the proper distribution of risks between the public and private sectors. Proposal of a law APP´s 7

  8. Political Situation • Open dialogue with the committees for the House and Senate • Regular meetings on the agenda of infrastructure and solutions to their problems.. Link to legislators 8

  9. Political Situation House of Representatives CMIC signed acollaboration agreement withthe House of Representatives Link to legislators 9

  10. Political Situation Link to legislators 10

  11. The Political Situation in Mexico CMIC Presentation to the North American Construction Federation Conference Oaxaca, OaxacaMexico August 17-20, 2011

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