Did you read the article?
Good idea.
Yes. It was brilliant.
The SEC and DOJ, the same people who enforce it under every other administration.
US companies and their “investors” want to exploit cheap labor? Fine, assume the risk.
Orrrrr
You can operate in this environment where we have protections and put citizens in those jobs.
MAGA!
US Courts are not subject to whims of any administration, remember?
Look up Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
“Fair Trade” would include a fair grievance process, correct?
In Mexico. Not Brussels.
The companies were winning anyway, it’s in the article.
The local Mexican partner, required by mex law, does the bribing and has been since NAFTA began. So what’s new?
Sounds like New Jersey.
The more I think about it, the more I agree with AZ - brilliant move.
Bribes were a factored in cost of doing business.
US companies don’t pay bribes, it’s against the law.
French companies can deduct bribes on corporate taxes.
US companies, in mexico, pay bribes thru various monies paid to their local partner. Don’t be naïve.
Ridiculous. International court! Tribunal! Trump!
Glad you agree. 
So the answer is to move the business operations back into the US? Yep…I agree…that does sound brilliant.
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This isn’t just a problem for business that have buildings there.
Ok, I’m listening.
