Mexico's 2025 Budget: The Country's Most Aggressive Fiscal Tightening Since the 1990s

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
concerns
from 5.9% to 3.9% of GDP
programmable spending and MXN$2.7 trillion ($133.6 billion) to non-programmable expenses
(Photo Internet reproduction)The administration cut MXN$13.476 billion ($666.9 million) from the Electoral Institute and MXN$14.042 billion
($694.9 million) from the Judicial Branch
gambles
Second, it reduces physical infrastructure investment by 12.7% while expanding social programs to MXN$835.706 billion ($41.36
billion).External factors add complexity to this fiscal equation
economy.Additionally, global economic uncertainties may further influence its economic stability
Meanwhile, 84% of the budget remains tied to mandatory spending, including debt payments and pensions.This budget sets Mexico on a path of
uncertain global conditions.