New extension with Sheinbaum? They seek to change the decree to regularize chocolate cars

With the process of regularization of chocolate cars In Mexico, which is about to end, the Organization Serving the Protection and Family Heritage (Sippafa) has requested a extension of the decree to include vehicles that entered the country after October 19, 2021.

The census organization seeks to modify the current regulations published in the Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF) so that the chocolate cart legalization program continues in the six-year term of Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo.

Fidel Lugo Ayala, president of Sippafa, has revealed that, although they have not yet had a direct meeting with the president-elect, they have discussed the situation with her close advisors.

The problem is particularly concentrated in Sonora, where the entry of illegal cars remains significant. Lugo Ayala stressed that the decree, which expires on October 31, may not have an additional extension, given the position of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) to maintain the process until the end of his administration.

Despite the looming deadline, the influx of chocolate cars continues unabated, and Sippafa continues to make affiliations.

The organization has indicated that it is not only seeking an extension, but also a modification of the decree to include vehicles that entered after the stipulated date.

A market that asks for help

In Sonora, It is estimated that around 15,000 chocolate cars have arrived in the country since October 19 2021, in addition to motorcycles, heavy cargo vehicles and boats that have also been left out of the scope of the current regularization, this, according to data from Diario El Yaqui.

The current decree only allows the regularization of vehicles with serial numbers starting from one to five, as well as those manufactured or assembled in Asia and Europe.

Sippafa’s request emphasises the need to adapt the regulations to reflect market reality and facilitate the legalisation of additional vehicles that do not currently meet established requirements.

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