Sheinbaum Launches a Plan that Raises Public Investment to 2% of Gdp This Year
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With the Mexican economy growing at less than 1% per year, the government of Claudia Sheinbaum has given the flag of exit to an ambitious public and mixed investment plan for more than 5.6 billion pesos during its term of office. The president has declared this Tuesday in Palacio Nacional that, under a range of vehicles created by the Ministry of Finance, this year public investment will rise by more than 722 billion pesos. “Public investment in…
Reading time approx.: 1 minutes, 54 secondsDuring her press conference, President Sheinbaum explained that the central axis of the plan is the strengthening of public investment, which, she stressed, not only generates economic growth, but also detonates private investment and reduces inequalities. "It's not just about growing, but about distributing wealth, guaranteeing well-being and protecting the environment," she said.
Government projects historic investment of 5.6 billion pesos in infrastructure and strategic sectors Confirms electoral reform with greater control and shielding against illicit resources Discard tensions with the United States for aid to Cuba and supports Michelle Bachelet for the UN Overview of the conferencePresident Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo led her morning conference on February 3 from Palacio Nacional, where she addressed issues of public in…
With the aim of strengthening Plan Mexico, the Finance Secretariat presented the Investment Plan in Infrastructure for Development. President Claudia Sheinbaum said that through a greater integration of public investments with private investments, it is intended that the investment in 2026 will be 722 billion pesos additional to the 900 billion pesos already foreseen in the revenue budget. During his conference, Sheinbaum said that this is part …
PHOTO: PRESIDENCY OF THE REPUBLIC The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, confirmed an infrastructure plan that represents a historic investment of 5.6 billion pesos, that will cover eight strategic sectors of the country. This initiative is part of the Investment Plan in Infrastructure for Development with Welfare 2026-2030 and seeks to promote inclusive economic growth, with welfare and social justice.
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