Finance Ministry to The Economist: Mexico Keeps Its Investment Grade
Rebutting the British weekly, Mexico’s Finance Ministry pointed to record exports, a shrinking deficit, and eight rating agencies still holding the country at investment grade.
Rebutting the British weekly, Mexico’s Finance Ministry pointed to record exports, a shrinking deficit, and eight rating agencies still holding the country at investment grade.
After decades of abandonment, Mexico is rebuilding its passenger railway: the Mexico City–Guadalajara line breaks ground in 2027, another stretch of a national network being revived to connect most major cities.
The Olmeca refinery, built under AMLO, hit a record 252,000 barrels per day in July, covering 19.38% of Mexico’s diesel and gasoline demand.
In opposition-run Aguascalientes, Sheinbaum called welfare spending ‘investment, not expense,’ pointing to the trillion pesos now behind programs recast as constitutional rights.
Zacatecas’ daily homicide average fell from 4.5 killings a day at its 2021 peak to 0.2, the lowest on record, as residents’ sense of insecurity also eased.
Mexico reinforced its National Search Strategy with 10 new actions; of 31,946 people located, 13,625 were found since July 2025 through the strategy’s mechanisms.
President Sheinbaum confirmed Mexico has asked the U.S. to detain and extradite Linda Cristina Pereyra, wife of former security secretary Genaro García Luna, as part of an investigation by Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office.
The former Colombian president met with Sheinbaum at the National Palace and warned of US interference in Latin America’s elections ahead of Mexico’s 2027 and 2030 votes.
The head of Mexico’s Foreign Affairs Ministry will travel to the Asian country on September 7 to strengthen political dialogue and the cooperation agenda between the two countries.
“They run into a wall, because Mexico’s security Cabinet has enormous coordination and unity,” Sheinbaum said, dismissing US attempts to divide her government.