The opinion for the new person in charge of coordinating finances with the states was approved with 38 votes in favor, zero against and zero abstentions.
With the same number of votes, the opinion to ratify the new leader of the Public Credit Unit.
Both appointments were proposed by the head of the Executive, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, and announced by the Treasury on September 2, after the arrival of the new Secretary of the Treasury, Rogelio Ramírez de la O.
Fernando Renoir Baca Rivera ,, was director of legislative liaison and director of area A in the Special Audit of Federalized Expenditure, both positions in the Superior Audit of the Federation (ASF). He also has experience in dependencies of Mexico City and in the academic field.
The new head of the UCEF stressed to the Commission that the shares transferred by the federal government to the entities are expected to have a growth of 2.8% compared to the previous year. And that some missing income for transfers until October, can be settled in November and December.
He stressed that in the recently approved Federal Revenue Law, a new fund was created where the payments for the legalization of foreign cars will go, and that they will become resources for border entities.
Among one of the greatest challenges for its administration was the collection of income by local governments through the collection of property.
New manager of public debt
María del Carmen Bonilla Rodríguez was chosen to head the Public Credit and International Affairs Unit.
When he appeared before the Commission, he explained that part of his work will focus on placing the ratio of public debt to GDP at 51%.
“The estimate for the closing of this is 53.7% of GDP and is currently at 48.5% of GDP,” added the official.
Bonilla was the director of training for the unit she will direct, where she managed the public debt of the federal government and the annual financing plan for the internal and external markets. In addition, he designed the new instrument called Bondes F in pesos and has experience in both the public and private sectors.
