PAN warns failure of the plan against inflation promoted by AMLO

The national leader of PANMarko Cortés, warned that it ruled that the Package Against Inflation and Famine (Pacic), promoted by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, since the generalized increase in consumer prices to the month of September it was 8.76%; the price of products from the basic basket rose, among them the kilo of tortilla that exceeds 20 pesos.

He stressed that, despite the efforts of the Bank of Mexico (Banxico), the country already registers the highest inflation of the last 22 years, with the consequence of higher prices for products and services and the loss of purchasing power of families.

He argued that according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (inegi), the general increase in prices as of September was 8.76%; raised the price of products basic basketamong them the kilo of tortilla, basic food for all Mexicans that today exceeds 20 pesos.

The PAN leader stressed that President López Obrador’s attempt to curb inflation, summoning a small group of businessmen for the agreement Pacic against famine, “it was a failed solution, since the price of food continues to rise.”

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Given this scenario, the PAN leader considered that “difficult times are coming: the Mexican economy is not growing, inflation has almost reached double digits, the products of the basic basket are rising, the purchasing power of families is being affected.”

Given the combination of stagnation and inflation, it is time for the president to take things seriously instead of making jokes and putting Chico Ché songs in his morning propaganda,” said Marko Cortés Mendoza.

He warned that the draft economic package presented by the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP) to Congress starts from unrealistic bases, “since it starts from a growth expectation of 3% for 2023, which has already been ruled out by national and international institutions, since the forecast is that it will be less than 1%”.

In addition, Marko Cortés described as bad signs for the Mexican economy that, in the midst of complaints from the United States and Canada for non-compliance with the T-MECthe Mexican government changes officials who had a leading role in these negotiations, among them the former Secretary of Economy, Tatiana Clouthier, and the former Undersecretary Luz María de la Mora.

Cortés Mendoza asked legislators of the PAN work responsibly in the discussion of the Income Law and the Budget for 2023, in order to avoid greater negative effects on the country’s economy, protecting the income of Mexican families.

“The president is lying and the economic policy of the current administration runs counter to the welfare of Mexicans. He boasts good figures in the economy, job recovery, security, to mention a few issues, but his claims are false and misleading. Erroneous measures are being taken not only in the economic sphere, but also in education, health, and energy. The government is going the wrong way and is affecting all Mexicans,” he stated.

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