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Mexico’s Federal Consumer Protection Agency (
Procuraduría Federal del Consumidor (PROFECO)) on February 26 announced its new voluntary Ecommerce Ethics Code (
Código de Ética en Materia de Comercio Electrónico), which may be adopted by entities doing online business in Mexico. Although the adoption of the Ecommerce Ethics Code is voluntary, it signals the authority’s baseline expectation for market participants, and sets forth the parameters and guidelines for suppliers of goods and services that operate through digital platforms or virtual salesrooms.
Generally speaking, the Ecommerce Ethics Code’s purpose is to enhance consumer protection by promoting (1) the creation and issuance of clear, precise, and easily accessible terms and conditions for the provision and sale of goods and services, and (2) collaboration between adversely affected consumers and suppliers in the ecommerce space.
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Thousands affected as Interjet cancels more Cancun flights
December 16, 2020 |
Cancun, Q.R. After accumulating five consecutive days on the ground, Interjet continues to cancel flights “until further notice” making an announcement Tuesday, that they have suspended flights until Thursday.
To date, the airline has accumulated 48 canceled operations to and from the Cancun International Airport, of which 40 correspond to operations between Cancun and Mexico City and eight to Monterrey.
The situation has left Interjet employees in limbo since the company has failed to comply with the financial commitments it had agreed to cover. More than 5,000 workers across Mexico, 150 of which are in Cancun, are being affected by the company’s messy state of affairs.