Mexico's Ministry of Economy and Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare responded to the US Government regarding the labor dispute at the country's largest underground mine, asserting that the events leading to the strike and the subsequent denial of rights occurred before the implementation of the treaty in 2020. Consequently, under the principle of non-retroactivity of the law, the MLRR does not apply to this dispute.
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