What’s the Role of Judicial Review in Latin American Countries?

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Paulo Furquim de Azevedo, Jul 16, 2014

Competition authority decisions reviewed by sluggish courts—this is the fate of competition policy in several Latin American countries. Competition authorities in Brazil, Chile, and Mexico, among others, have made impressive progress in building technical capabilities, consolidating their bureaucracy, and even, in some cases, improving their competition law. Yet ultimate enforcement still d