Politics

The head of the Chamber of Deputies' Finance Committee says no new levies are planned; the package is formally presented in September.

The parametric policy covers sand and coral restoration after a cyclone; here's how it protects the natural heritage and tourism economy.

The Infonavit agreement fully subsidizes the release of already-paid loans, saving about 16,000 pesos per family in notary fees.

The State Congress launched the process to name the new members of the Citizen Participation Committee of the State Anti-Corruption System. Universities, research centers and civil society can nominate candidates.

Cancun's mayor steps away starting Sunday night to continue in Morena's internal process; the first councilwoman remains acting mayor.

After a pause triggered by a security alert, the USDA is partially back at work; more than 1,000 detained tons began moving and Mexico's army deployed troops across the avocado belt.

From January to May, Mexico exported 2.538 billion dollars in beer, an annual drop of about 4 percent attributed largely to the strong peso, according to GCMA analysis.

The Ministry of Economy said an arbitration tribunal dismissed the claim brought by U.S. hedge funds Cyrus Capital Partners and Contrarian Capital Management under NAFTA.

The development bank reported net earnings of 3.429 billion pesos and a past-due loan ratio of 1.57 percent, below the banking system average.

The pause of USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) leaves fruit packed since August 5 out of the U.S. market and pressures avocado prices at home.

The neighborhood participation program, launched in February in Villas Otoch Paraíso, aims to open a direct channel between blocks and the municipal police.

The rating agency said consumer-loan write-offs rose about 100 basis points in three years and hit 8% in May; household debt climbed from 16.2% to 17.4% of GDP.