Claudia Sheinbaum and Xóchilt Gálvez leaders in the presidential election: ABM

Claudia Sheinbaum y Xóchilt Gálvez Are the “toe caps” heading towards the election presidency of the Republic and its proposals government “they fit well” to the country’s banking sector, said the Association of Banks of Mexico (ABM).

The vice president of the ABM, Daniel Becker Feldmanpointed out that both contenders are looking for the same thing and have proposals similar economic and financial, which seek the growth country.

“How are we going to get along with the next government? We are going to get along perfectly well, because we have already had the opportunity to get together with the two candidates, who are leading the way.

“I don’t know who is scoring more than the other, but I think they both have the same aim: both want a further growthgreater dynamism and better distribution of income”said Daniel Becker.

Claudia and Xóchilt must say how

During the presentation of ABM results, on the occasion of the 87 Banking Conventionwhich takes place in Acapulco, Guerrerothe manager stressed that it is very clear what objectives they seek, but now Claudia Sheinbaum y Xóchilt Gálvez They must convince the bankersabout as They will achieve and specify their proposals.

“A good one discussion it’s in the as; how each of them would like to reach the objectives, based on taking advantage of this chance that is being presented to Mexico“, with theinvestments of the nearshoringthe growth of the economythe cut in the inflation and the stability that the country enjoys, he said.

Even though Becker only referred to “two toes,” at the end of his explanation on the subject he made reference to the candidate presidential, Jorge Álvarez Máynezwith a simple phrase: “… like the proposals of each of them or him.”

“Everyone wants to have a country vigorous, growing, with better jobs and better distribution ofincome. We have met and las of the They have expressed the same thing to us; it would be worth listening toas” They are going to achieve it, during their participation in the Banking Convention, scheduled for this Friday.