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Economy & Business - September 2023
MEXICO: Gov’t likely to reduce electoral budget despite key elections
On 8 September Mexico’s finance minister, Rogelio Ramírez de la O, presented the government’s draft 2024 budget to the federal congress. The budget proposal, for some M$9.02trn (US$515bn), represents a 4.3% increase in real terms on that approved for 2023.
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