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Claudia Sheinbaum Emerges as Strong Candidate in Mexican Presidential Elections
In a recent evaluation by Mexican bankers, Claudia Sheinbaum has been identified as the candidate with the most solid preparation to assume the presidency, compared to Xóchitl Gálvez. According to analyst David Páramo, known for his superior analysis and collaboration with journalist Ciro Gómez Leyva, Sheinbaum has presented a detailed and clear plan in response to the country’s economic challenges.
During discussions with both candidates, Páramo posed key questions about addressing the fiscal gap generated by excess spending in recent years. Sheinbaum’s plan emphasizes fiscal discipline and the autonomy of the Bank of Mexico as fundamental pillars. She also proposed initiatives to boost economic growth through the modernization of key infrastructure such as roads, ports, and airports.
On the other hand, Gálvez emphasized the need to take advantage of relocation and strengthen certain economic aspects, but did not match Sheinbaum’s level of detail, particularly regarding the use of technology and banking to increase tax collection.
Bankers consulted by Páramo expressed their belief that Sheinbaum is better prepared to tackle the country’s economic challenges. Both candidates and bankers alike share the expectation that economic growth should be a top national priority in the upcoming election.
The race for the presidency in Mexico is heating up, with Sheinbaum positioning herself as a strong contender with a detailed plan for economic stability and growth. As the election approaches, the emphasis on fiscal discipline and economic autonomy will likely play a significant role in determining the country’s future trajectory.