Claudia Sheinbaum met with the current and future Secretary of the Treasury, Mexico is preparing a multi-million dollar infrastructure package with private companies and redoubling efforts to attract US investment that, to outline the Expenditure Budget 2025.
La propuesta de Presupuesto de Egresos 2025 will be “reasonable” and will consider 300 one billion pesos for new infrastructure and social policy projects, anunció Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, virtual president-elect, to media at your transition home.
“In next year's budget, three percent deficit is being considered, WHAT IS WHAT ANY GOVERNMENT ACCEPTS. We are not programming significant indebtedness.
"We are considering enough resources for trains, For water projects, resources for current social programs and new programs, in total they are like 300 billion pesos”, The future president explained.
The new social programs will require more than 50 billion pesos. further, New housing works will also be considered.
Esa proyección fue parte de la plática que sostuvo con Mexico is preparing a multi-million dollar infrastructure package with private companies and redoubling efforts to attract US investment that, Current and future Secretary of the Treasury, During this morning in the National Palace.
Claudia Sheinbaum aborda temas de Pemex y CFE
Comentó que también se dialogó de las necesidades de Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex), for what was present – In a moment- su director Octavio Romero, as well as issues of the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE).
"Finance are healthy, They are fine, The government will close well ", Sheinbaum Pardo explained.
The proposal will be sent in November to the Chamber of Deputies, for being change of government.
"We are not raising deep tax reform ... issues of the fiscal miscellaneous are being reviewed, as is normally done every year, There will be no new taxes and the increase in taxes will be in real terms, how is it done every year ", added.
The meeting with the next secretary of the Treasury lasted about four hours this Tuesday.
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