“EITHER YOU PAY, OR you abide by the consequences”, threatened Raquel Buenrostro, to then finish off: we are going to investigate your personal assets and that of your entire family…
On the other side of the desk was an influential businessman who went to see her at the SAT: “The President also gave me instructions, and the instruction is that they pay what they owe…”
The harshness of the person responsible for the Tax administration system, who officially left that instance on October 7, illustrates how Andrés Manuel López Obrador really manages himself deep down.
As the end of his six-year term approaches, the tenant of the National Palace becomes radicalized and gives wide sleeves to its most faithful collaborators to do and undo, still going above human dignity.
Today marks two weeks that the same Buenrostro came to the Ministry of the Economy to chase practically all the high and middle managers, from deputy secretaries to unit heads and directors.
He no longer let them or enter their offices: He canceled their access, emails and personal computers. “He ran them as if they were thieves,” said a former official.
Many of the dismissed came with Tatiana Clouthier, who could not be saved from mistreatment either neither from Buenrostro nor from López Obrador himself, something to remember that not even the farewell hug accepted him.
Clouthier went so far as to hand over the office of the Ministry of the Economy, just last week, accompanied by lawyers and a notary who attested to the facts. She didn’t want any trouble.
A government whose Chief Executive decided to give all power to the rudest is reaching that extreme. A regime that, to the extent that things do not turn out the way he wants, will not hesitate to blow up.
Today will be one of those days that the regime will not want to remember, which is not exactly good for society: the opposition, like few times, will close ranks to reject the Obradorist Electoral Reform.
Pay attention to the position that the PRI will assume, which many consider delivered to the Tabasco, and particularly that of a beaten Alejandro Moreno, who will try to vindicate himself and his party.
The situation is not even mandated for “Alito”: he will seek to reissue his opposition to the Electricity Reform initiative that he managed to throw last February when the entire group of PRI deputies rejected it.
Today, when the United Commissions for Political Reform, Constitutional Points and the Interior are convened, it will be the kick-off for the installation of work groups that will analyze more than 100 initiatives.
If it was believed that it would give way to advance in the dismantling of the National Electoral Institute, bad news: what will come is a strong defense that will exacerbate those radicals in the government.
IN THE END THE Hank family played it fine and put the interest of Banorte’s shareholders before their desire to buy Banamex. And it is that having insisted on going ahead with a jumbo loan would have gone against the prudence that some foreign funds that participate in the bank’s capital mainly requested, in addition to conflicts of interest that arose. For example, the main foreign investor is Black Rock, led by Larry Fink, Daniel Becker’s most enthusiastic promoter and ally, and his investors, who are also bidding for the bank led by Manuel Romo. Other partners of Carlos Hank González and Carlos Hank Rhon in Banorte are those who represent Vanguard, Hermes, JP Morgan, Aberdeen, Fidelity, Lazard, Nordea and Norges. Many of them no longer saw value in merging the so-called Banco Nacional de México.
LAST WEEK, Aeromar negotiators met again with the military of the Olmeca, Maya and Mexica Airport and Transport Services company, led by General René Trujillo. He told her that Zvi Katz urgently needs a quick way out of the situation at his company. In addition to the tax debt, the financial burden implied by the leases of the ten ATR aircraft is already beginning to question the company’s operational viability. For the fleet alone, the company led by Danilo Correa carries a liability of some 126 million dollars, basically with three banks: BPN Paribas from France, EDC from Canada and GIE Avions also from France. If Katz doesn’t come up with a solution, he’ll be helplessly thrown into conflict.
WHERE THERE IS ALSO another conflict, only interactionists, is in Autobuses Estrella Blanca, the influential Guadalajara federal passenger transport service consortium. And it is that one of the partners with the greatest participation and influence sued before a civil judge in Mexico City the nullity of various clauses of the company’s bylaws. The Chairman of the Board of Directors, José de Jesús Mora Herrera, is accused of setting himself up as the supreme power over the Shareholders’ Meeting. There are around 600 partners who make up the company, many of them men who provide a truck. You can imagine the uncertainty.
NOW THAT FINANCIERA Progresemos has entered the liquidation process, it is worth mentioning that five institutions own just over 50% of its shares. They are all foreigners. Target Blue Orchard first, with around 20%; the International Finance Corporation, which is an arm of the World Bank, approximately another 18%; Microfinance Enhancement Facility and Microvest, another 9%, and World Business Capital about 8% more. They are all financial vehicles specialized in microcredits, which was the vocation of this unsuccessful company founded by the late Rafael Moreno Valle Moreno.
REGARDING financial companies, the Mexican digital bank Finsus has managed to attract 70,000 investors in less than a year. The commitment of its new group of investors, led by Norman Hagemeister, is to promote the development and strengthening of its platform with a constant flow of capital since January of this year. Finsus offers money transfers, payment services, ATM withdrawals and fund transfers, through its mobile application. It operates as a Popular Financial Company authorized by the National Banking and Securities Commission, the body chaired by Jesús de la Fuente.
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SAY SPOKESPERSONS OF THE Hogan Lovells law firm, led by Juan Francisco Torres Landa, that they have not taken action against HSBC, led by Jorge Arce. That the lawsuit we referred to last week involves “a member of our firm” acting as trustee of the trust in a personal capacity and in defense of the interests of third-party trustees (F3L). The consulting firm affirms that respect and commitment to its global clients are fundamental values of the firm that, they say, is always distinguished by its ethics and professionalism.
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