Mexico Unveils $20 Billion Investment Plans to Calm Investor Jitters Amid Judicial Reform Concerns

Facing investor concerns over its controversial judicial reforms, Mexico’s new president, Claudia Sheinbaum, announced $20 billion in planned foreign investments in energy, tourism, and e-commerce. This comes as the IMF predicts slower growth for the country and highlights uncertainties created by the reforms. The announcement, aimed at reassuring investors, may be met with skepticism given the potential impact of the judicial reforms on the rule of law and contract enforcement.

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