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Paulina Bojalil Warth

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Paulina Bojalil Warth is an associate of Baker McKenzie's Technology, Media and Telecommunications Practice Group and Industrials, Manufacturing and Transportation Industry Group in Mexico City. She mainly advises in technology, data privacy and security, telecommunications, e-commerce, consumer protection and general contractual law. Paulina has helped national and international companies in the implementation of data privacy programs, including drafting of internal data policies and data processing agreements, as well as consumer protection policies. Paulina also provides counsel on cross-border deals, global contractual transactions and assists in market entry and service implementation.
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Mexico: Amendments to the regulations of the Civil Aviation Law – Drones

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The Civil Aviation Law Regulations were amended in response to Mexico’s downgrade to Category 2 by the United States Federal Aviation Agency. These reforms propose measures to improve the safety of Mexican aviation and seek to correct the lack of compliance determined by the Federal Civil Aviation Agency with the safety standards imposed by the Convention on International Civil Aviation of the International Civil Aviation Organization. In addition, the reform incorporated provisions related to the operation of Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems, better known as drones.