Mexico's Labor Laws are:
A) Weak, offering few, if any, rights to workers.
B) Vigorously enforced by the federal and local governments.
C) Effective at ensuring unions are controlled by workers, rather than by the company.
D) Excellent on paper but not in practice.

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Mexico's labor laws are considered to be comprehensive and protective on paper, but in practice, they are often not enforced or are circumvented by employers. The issue of labor exploitation and violations of workers' rights continues to be a significant challenge in Mexico.

Mexico's Labor Laws Are