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Mexico's Senate approved a Federal Copyright Law reform on Tuesday, requiring ISPs to publish a policy terminating repeat infringers. The decree goes to President Claudia Sheinbaum and takes effect 180 days after publication. Non-compliant ISPs face fines up to 4.7 million pesos or liability for user infringements.
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