For the candidate from PRI that won the elections, Peña Nieto, this just suits perfect. With all the media here in Mexico allied with him, students mobilized against him and became pretty huge winning supporters by twitter, facebook, etc. He will be more than glad to regulate and control internet.  
The ambassador in Japan is from anothe party, PRD. Don't know why he did it.

Last year the mexican senate reject ACTA, almost unaimously. This was not only by the left, but by the three main political forces: PAN; PRI and PRD.

No only that, but they intructed President Calderon NOT to continue any negociation.

President Calderon acted on his own giving the order to the mexican ambasador in Japan  to Sign ACTA, but did is against the will of the congress, so this signing is an empty gesture, since it will not be ratify by the congress.

Not even presindent Calderon party, PAN support this.

After the elections there will be a new congress, so the current one can not act on the outgoing president, but there is hardly a chance the new congress will ratify it. Currently NO political force in Mexico is supporting the treaty.

This is just a publicity stunt in order to look as if mexican goverment had aprooves it since it will take a few months in order then new congress would reunite. But there is little chance it will be aprooved.


 

No wonder what Mexiko is doing -its just another colony of the US