The Perfect Storm for the Mexican Economy

THE CAPITALS By EDGAR GONZALEZ MARTINEZ While uncertainty over geopolitical tensions leads governments to seek refuge with stronger countries, subjecting themselves to new guidelines, others wait for the right time to win independent spaces, some certainly modest, but with freedom to choose the new nation project that allows them to live with dignity.This seems to be the fate that the Mexican government is seeking, whose president Claudia Sheinb…

The Mexican economy is sailing in turbulent waters, with clouds foreshadowing a possible perfect storm on the horizon. The combination of the daily threat of tariffs imposed by the United States under the Trump administration, the persistent internal political instability and echoes of corruption that resonate in key institutions, such as Birmex, shape a worrying economic landscape for the second half of 2025 and beyond. Donald Trump’s shadow an…

MIGUEL ÁNGEL FERRER With the arrival of López Obrador to the Presidency of the Republic, the era of corruption did not end, but the era of presidential permission to steal came to an end. From then on, the great robberies ended, the gigantic successions of public revenues. The first step of this new era was the end of privatizations of the property owned by the nation, quintessence of institutional theft. No more appropriation of public goods, o…