Xóchitl Gálvez, presidential candidate of the Fuerza y Corazón por México coalition, said that if Morena remains in power for six more years, the country can say goodbye to nearshoring, that is, the relocation of companies from China and Asia, which They can bring investment to our country.
Galvez met with bankers and the country’s financial sector, to whom she expressed the importance of promoting productive investments.
The candidate of the opposition coalition said that in her government proposal, she guarantees legal certainty, security, energy, water and education for all Mexicans.
Regarding the bill promoted by Morena legislators to create the Welfare Pension Fund, she stated that it is “a trap” that attacks the savings of all Mexicans.
Xochitl warned that this reform currently discussed in the Mexican Congress could affect inactive accounts of 70-year-old Mexicans, but that it could be more serious in the future.
In this sense, she asked to defend the current pension system, consisting of a model of individual accounts with contributions from workers and employers as well as from retirement fund administrators (AFORE).
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