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Economy & Business - May 2024
MEXICO: Mexico’s pension reform: political genius or just unsustainable?
Mexico’s President Andrés Manuel López Obrador is taking his fight against neoliberalism to the very end of his term after pushing major pension reforms through congress in April, with the first payout potentially due a day before elections on 2 June.
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