Fobaproa Debt: Unpayable and Growing Concern for Mexico
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The Fobaproa debt, incurred during the 1994 Mexican financial crisis, remains a contentious issue in Mexico. Despite paying over 2 trillion pesos, the debt stands at approximately 1 trillion pesos. Experts warn that the debt is 'unpayable' under the current scheme, with significant annual payments and high financial costs. The government of Claudia Sheinbaum is urged to focus on the growing public debt, which could reach 22 trillion pesos by 2027, and ensure resources are used for productive investment rather than current expenses.
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