The economy of Mexico shows signs of a slowdown, which will lead the country to growth levels lower than last year, which was 2 percent.
Analysts agree that the slowdown is due to the start of a new government administration, which is common to see since the new government is adopting, but also at a slower pace of growth of the global economy.
Mario Correa Martínez, the chief economist at Scotiabank Mexico, believes that the weak economic performance is due, in part, to the change that has taken place in the structure of the Mexican government after the start . . .
