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Billionaire says $2.3 billion Banamex stake signals confidence in Mexico’s economy — REUTERS / pwu404

Mexico Economy · Mexico

Billionaire says $2.3 billion Banamex stake signals confidence in Mexico’s economy

42% Center coverage: 17 sources

A day after Citigroup announced it would sell a 25% stake in Banamex to billionaire Fernando Chico Pardo, the Mexican businessman said his $2.3 billion investment should be read as a sign of confidence in Mexico’s government and economic potential.See the Story

I Cried when Sheinbaum Was Elected. Here's What I Think of Her Now

Claudia Sheinbaum · Mexico City

I Cried when Sheinbaum Was Elected. Here's What I Think of Her Now

67% Right coverage: 3 sources

As part of Mexico News Daily’s ongoing coverage of Claudia Sheinbaum’s first year in charge, we are highlighting a variety of personal perspectives and opinions from Mexico and beyond. I did not vote for Sheinbaum. I cried on election night — not out of surprise, since her victory was expected — but as I watched Mexico’s map turn maroon and saw both the Senate and Chamber of Deputies change color in real time on television. A sinking feeling too…See the Story

Tamaulipas, First State to Completely Renew Its Judiciary

Tamaulipas, First State to Completely Renew Its Judiciary

The judge-elect of the Supreme Court of Justice, Tania Gisela Contreras López, said that this act represents “not only the beginning of an administration, but the refoundation of a power at the service of the people, supported for the first time in the citizen mandate.”See the Story

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