Acapulco.- In an assessment conducted by Mexican bankers, Claudia Sheinbaum emerged as a candidate with to prepare More solid compared to Xóchitl Gálvez to take over the presidency.

According to comments compiled by analyst David Paramo, known as the father of top analysis, and collaborator with journalist Ciro Gómez Leyva, “Sheinbaum has shown that he has a detailed and clear plan to respond to the economic challenges facing the country.”

In his conversations with both candidates, Paramo asked them key questions about how to address the fiscal gap created by overspending in recent years.

Sheinbaum presented a detailed plan that emphasized the importance of financial discipline and the independence of the Bank of Mexico as key pillars. In addition, he proposed initiatives to boost economic growth, such as modernizing key infrastructure such as roads, ports and airports, the analyst commented.

On the other hand, Gálvez highlighted the need to benefit from resettlement and strengthen some economic aspects, although this was not the case. honest Like Sheinbaum in terms of using technology and banking to increase tax collection.

According to Paramo, the bankers consulted emphasized their perception that Morena's candidate is the best intended To face the economic challenges facing the country.

Ultimately, the common expectation among candidates and bankers is economic growth as a national priority.