Article 30 of the Mexican Political Constitution Mexican nationality is acquired by birth or by naturalization. A) Are Mexican by birth: Those born in the
Article 30 of the Mexican Social Security Law In order to determine the base daily salary of contribution, the following shall apply: When, in addition
Article 31 of the Mexican Federal Labor Law Contracts and employment relationships are subject to what has been expressly agreed and to the consequences that
Article 31 of the Mexican Political Constitution The following are obligations of Mexicans: To be responsible for their daughters, sons or wards under eighteen years
Article 32 of the Mexican Federal Labor Law Failure to comply with the work rules as regards the employee only gives rise to his civil
Article 32-B Quater of the Mexican Federal Fiscal Code: For the purposes of this Code, the controlling beneficiary shall be understood as the individual or
Article 33 of the Mexican Federal Labor Law The waiver made by the workers of the accrued wages, indemnities and other benefits derived from the
Article 33 of the Mexican Political Constitution Foreigners are persons who do not possess the qualities determined in Article 30 of the Constitution and shall
Article 34 of the Mexican Federal Labor Law In agreements entered into between unions and employers that may affect workers’ rights, the following rules shall
Foreign investment may participate in any proportion in the capital stock of Mexican companies, acquire fixed assets, enter new fields of economic activity or manufacture new lines of products, open and operate establishments, and expand or relocate existing ones, except as provided in this Law.
The rules on the participation of foreign investment in the activities of the financial sector contemplated in this Law shall be applied without prejudice to the provisions of the specific laws for such activities.
For purposes of determining the percentage of foreign investment in economic activities subject to maximum participation limits, foreign investment that is indirectly made in such activities through Mexican companies with a majority of Mexican capital will not be computed, provided that the foreign investment does not control the latter.
Article 422 of the Mexican Federal Labor Law Internal labor regulations are the set of mandatory provisions for workers and employers in the performance of
Article 423 of the Mexican Federal Labor Law: The regulations shall contain: Hours of entry and exit of workers, time allotted for meals and rest
The Federal Center for Labor Conciliation and Registration will make public, for consultation by any person, the full text of the internal labor regulations that
Article 424 of the Mexican Federal Labor Law The following rules shall be observed in the preparation of the regulations: It shall be formulated by
Article 425 of the Mexican Federal Labor Law The regulation shall take effect from the date of its deposit. It shall be printed and distributed
