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A bittersweet halftime Undoubtedly, the COVID-19 pandemic greatly slowed the national economy, but there are issues that directly impact citizens and no benefit is perceived with the Morenista in power. The most

Alberto González, head of the Mexico and Costa Rica unit in the OECD Department of Economics, comments in an interview that investment, education and the fight against labor informality are the three

The #AMLOTrackingPoll is a daily statistical exercise on the approval or disapproval of the management of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, carried out by Consulta Mitofsky by Roy Campos for El Economista.

The point, from the outset, is that a desperate measure is not necessarily an effective measure; in fact, it is often the opposite. Because despair is closer to impulse than rigor, it

“22% of the companies surveyed in Mexico anticipate that their revenues could grow more than 20% and return to the profitability they had at pre-COVID levels by August 2022,” details the survey

The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (Cepal) and the International Labor Organization (ILO) presented a new report in which they conclude that in 2021 the growth of the formal

Enrique Mendez La Jornada newspaperTuesday, November 30, 2021, p. 17 The Political Coordination Board of the Chamber of Deputies agreed on general guidelines to analyze the presidential initiative to reform the Constitution

Mexico must prepare for Ómicron This Monday, the WHO classified the global risk of Ómicron as “very high”, because its high number of mutations, some of them worrying, may be associated with

The House of Representatives and Senate have until midnight Friday to renew temporary legislation that maintains government operations, ranging from national parks and air traffic control, to military pay and medical research.

Puebla, Pue. The state government should consider for the 2022 budget to make the state’s industrial parks more attractive in services, in order to attract foreign investment, said the president of the