Meléndez explained that the severity of the states in the traffic lights is in accordance with the level of indebtedness and their income as a guarantee to determine whether they are indebted or over -indebted. The deadlines are important to determine whether or not they have strategies to liquidate their debts.
“In the aspect of the application of the Financial Discipline Law, which seeks to have savings and that the expenditures are similar to income, if there is an entity that is close to yellow, but it has credits with long maturities, that means that it will be maintained for several years in a problem of indebtedness; on the contrary, if it is yellow or close to yellow with short -term maturities, it can be determined that it can be determined in a few years, but it can He pointed out.
He stressed that the key to long -term maturities is that amortization rates are low and consistent.
In accordance with the Law of Financial Discipline, the resources obtained through credits or financing that are requested by the obligatory entities must be used for productive public investment, which must be reflected in the improvement of economic indices such as GDP, employment, infrastructure and competitiveness.
Of all entities, those that report higher indexes are Mexico City, Nuevo León, Chihuahua and Jaliscoentities that sneak among the first 10 entities in the State Competitiveness Index (ICE) 2025 and Economic and Innovation Indicators, of the Mexican Institute of Competitiveness (IMCO).
