XINHUA Cutting crime in Mexico is key to attracting more foreign investment, leading to higher economic growth, the Private Sector Center for Economic Studies (CEESP) said in its weekly report, issued on Sunday, Feb. 2. “That is why it is indispensable to guarantee security,” said the CEESP, which is part of the conservative Business Coordinating Council (CCE), Mexico’s largest business
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XINHUA A renewed North American free-trade agreement alone cannot spur Mexican economic growth in Mexico, the Private Sector Center for Economic Studies (CEESP) said in its weekly report Sunday, Dec. 15. To accomplish growth, Mexico will need to take additional measures, namely modernizing its productive sector, the CEESP report said. “Once it takes effect, the agreement is expected to have a significant
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XINHUA … Mexico’s labor market is facing a bleak outlook over the next few years as the economy shows no signs of recovery from slow growth…
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