Sources: Special legislative sessions, lack of funds could undermine Mexican labor reform

A possible lack of funding and a series of special sessions scheduled during the Mexican legislature's upcoming congressional recess, which could result in changes to the labor legislation required by the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, are spurring concern among U.S. labor unions about the viability of Mexico’s pledges. The Chamber of Deputies is expected to hold at least four special sessions between May and August, while the Mexican Senate is scheduled to hold at least three sessions during the recess, El Universal...