In 2024, Mexico’s pivotal presidential election sees two women candidates vying for the country’s leadership for the first time after Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s term. This election will shape Mexico’s fiscal and economic path, highlighting critical issues like fiscal management, public finance deficits, and Pemex’s financial state. On June 2, Mexicans will choose from over […]
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