Sheinbaum responds to the IMF that Mexico will not be indebted: “They don’t understand that the 4T is there”

On a visit by Yucatán, Claudia Sheinbaum took advantage of her weekend speeches to the population to respond to the most pessimistic forecasts of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which in recent days predicted a 0.3% contraction of activity for this year and that the debt will reach 60.7% of GDP. “That is her vision, they have not understood that in Mexico the Fourth Transformation has arrived and the corruption and privileges have ended. …

During the beginning of the works of the Maya Train cargo project, Claudia Sheinbaum said that the IMF has not considered the impact of the Fourth Transformation (4T) in Mexico, highlighting the fight against corruption. "A few days ago a report from the Monetary Fund came out...

On the morning of April 22, the IMF launched the first poison dart: Mexico, it warned, will fall into recession due to the tariffs imposed by its main trading partner. A day later, Citi Mexico stated that the Mexican economy had already entered a technical recession after two consecutive quarters of contraction. Claudia Sheinbaum rejected such versions and stopped: “No, it is not corroborated (the technical recession), because we have a plan and…

Although the tariffs announced for Mexico of 25 percent are much lower than the taxes to China of 145 percent, the country is positioned as the main affected by the volume of exports, especially in sectors such as automotive and electronics.The post Mexico in the concerns of the International Monetary Fund first appeared on SinEmbargo MX.Read the full text in embargo.mx

The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, rejected the International Monetary Fund’s projections, which anticipate an increase in public debt to 60.7% of GDP in 2025. Although this figure would be the highest in six years, Sheinbaum defended the economic policies of her government. IMF projections and Claudia Sheinbaum’s stance In its Economic Panorama of Mexico report, the IMF estimated an increase in public debt compared to 54.6% recor…

The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, rejected the forecasts of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) about an increase in public debt. “A few days ago an IMF report came out and they say that Mexico is going to be indebted, that’s their vision. Because they didn’t understand that in Mexico came the Fourth Transformation, that here corruption ended, the privileges were ended and the people’s resource is returned to the people of Mexico,” S…