This article addresses
de Judicial Review in Mexico of the determinations of dumping and
countervailing duties determinations, which are known as trade remedies,
explaining briefly how this measures are determined, who is the responsible
authority and the legal framework governing the procedures for their
determination as well as that of the Judicial Review by the Federal Court of
Administrative Justice (TFJA) and the USMCA Binational Panel. The role of the
international agreements in the administrative investigation as well as in the
Judicial review is analysed with the interpretation by the Mexican Supreme
Court. The procedure of the judicial review in both domestic court as well as
in the binational panel is described, referring also to the standards of review
and resolution in both means of appeal and what is the practice in case trade
remedies are declared null. Finally, an assessment of the current operation in
Mexico of both instances of the review is made and their existing asymmetries
due to the different scope of the determinations to be reviewed by the domestic
court as well as the binational Panel.