Senate Passes Digital Economy Law
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Moreno Manuel Huerta Lrón de Guevara assured that the provision of the digital payment will not be mandatory
The High House welcomes the opinion with 73 votes in favour and 34 against.
The opposition warned banking commissions ranging from 1.5 to 4.5 per sale for small business.
With 71 votes in favour and 34 against, the Senate plenary generally passed the Digital Economy for Digital and Electronic Payments Act.
The new legislation, promoted by President Claudia Sheinbaum, proposes to allow the restriction of the use of cash for some activities and establishes new rules for payments, trades and the remote contracting of financial services.
The Senate of the Republic approved on Tuesday, October 20, in general and the non-reserved articles, the creation of the Digital Economy Law for Digital and Electronic Payments, an initiative that seeks to gradually reduce the use of cash in Mexico and boost transactions through cards, transfers and other digital tools.The opinion obtained 72 votes in favor and 34 against.At the time of the report, legislators discussed the reservations present…
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