Senate moves to crack down on spam calls with fines of up to 2.3 million pesos

The Mexican Senate has unanimously approved a reform to the Federal Consumer Protection Law (LFPC) to penalize abusive telemarketing calls and other unauthorized commercial communications. Although the primary issue prompting the reform is persistent commercial calls, the amendments also apply to other communication channels used to contact consumers for advertising purposes. This includes the us…
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