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Mexico has a Free Trade agreement with the USA. Such agreements are usually thought to require the patentability of software ideas, but software is reportedly explicitly excluded in Mexico's agreement (NAFTA).
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Patents are regulated in Mexico by this law: (in Spanish) Ley de la Propiedad Industrial ([?] English translations: Google, Babelfish) (see also: unofficial English translation)
Article 19 lists what is excluded and item 4 on the list is "programs for computers":
- ARTICULO 19.- No se considerarán invenciones para los efectos de esta Ley:
- [...]
- IV.- Los programas de computación;
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- (in Spanish) Patent office of Mexico ([?] English translations: Google, Babelfish)
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