Abstract
This article argues that in the past 25 years Mexican pro-business networks gradually engaged, mobilised and strengthened a large number of business associations, charitable, religious and right-wing political institutions, conservative and libertarian intellectuals and leaders in order to advance a market reform agenda and change the bases of political support. It follows how the agenda is constructed and transformed throughout the period and gauges the extent to which pro-business networks are successful in the objectives pursued.
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