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LatinNews Regional Monitor: Mexico - 24 June 2019
From LatinNews Daily
On 22 June, the Mexico and Central America deputy director at the Centro por la Justicia y el Derecho Internacional (Cejil), Marcela Martino, said that the recent plan announced by the Mexican and Salvadorean governments to try to stem migration from El Salvador towards the US is “superficial” and may not succeed in its aims.... Read More
* The Mexican government has announced that it has raised a total of M$56.6m (US$2.96m) from the sale of assets seized from narcotraffickers.... Read More
From Latin American Economy & Business
Various global shocks threaten to lower economic growth in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC), but more, and better, investment in infrastructure could reduce their impact, according to a new report from the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB).... Read More
After six months in office, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has successfully channelled many Mexicans’ hopes for more jobs and economic improvement; he remains remarkably popular.... Read More
In June, Mexico’s short-term economic outlook was like a yo-yo.... Read More
The Consejo Coordinador Empresarial (CCE), one of Mexico’s main private-sector lobby groups, has signalled a more collaborative approach to the López Obrador government with a promise to boost investment levels.... Read More
There is a time lag on any investment decision.... Read More
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