With the purpose of establishing a specific, orderly, and priority mechanism for the receipt, evaluation, and resolution of applications for electricity generation and storage permits aligned with binding planning, as well as for the processing of the studies required for their integration into the National Electric System, submitted by private parties and to be carried out jointly with the state-owned public company, the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), or jointly, the CALL FOR PROPOSALS for the Processing of Strategic Electricity Generation and Storage Projects aligned with binding planning is hereby issued.
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It will provide access to healthcare for 1.2 million people without social security coverage.
It has the capacity to perform 1,400 surgeries per month and more than 1,000 consultations per day; it includes 43 specialties, more than 650 beds, and 16 operating rooms.
It involved an investment of 5 billion MXN and adds to the 181 billion MXN investment allocated to 29 new hospitals inaugurated since October 2024.
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S&P Global Ratings affirmed Mexico’s long-term foreign currency sovereign debt rating at BBB, thereby maintaining the country’s investment-grade status.
The agency highlighted the strength of Mexico’s macroeconomic and institutional framework, political stability, flexible exchange rate regime, the autonomy and credibility of the central bank, as well as sustained access to international capital markets.
Mexico maintains investment-grade status with the eight agencies that assess its sovereign debt, reflecting confidence in the responsible management of economic policy and the sustainability of public finances.
Source: Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP)
Before representatives of institutions from the energy and financial sectors, as well as business organizations, chambers, and associations, the Minister of Energy, Luz Elena González Escobar, presented three instruments that will facilitate investment in the electricity sector in line with the Plan for the Strengthening and Expansion of the National Electric System 2025–2030.
Luz Elena González explained that the Plan as a whole integrates the actions and projects being carried out by the Government of Mexico to ensure the reliability of the National Electric System and represents a total investment of nearly 740 billion MXN, along with the addition of 32 GW of electricity generation capacity..
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The President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, inaugurated the General Hospital Zone (HGZ) No. 15 “Dr. Ernesto Ramos Bours” of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) in Hermosillo, Sonora, which involved an investment of 1.0294 billion MXN for the benefit of 122,578 beneficiaries.
HGZ No. 15 has a workforce of 1,135 healthcare professionals, including 203 physicians, 314 nurses, and 618 personnel in other categories. The hospital also includes 134 beds—90 inpatient beds and 44 non-inpatient beds—along with 10 specialty consultation rooms and 5 operating rooms plus 1 emergency operating room. It provides medical services across 28 specialties.
Source: Presidency of the Republic | Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS)
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Mechanism for Electricity Generation and Storage Permits
With the purpose of establishing a specific, orderly, and priority mechanism for the receipt, evaluation, and resolution of applications for electricity generation and storage permits aligned with binding planning, as well as for the processing of the studies required for their integration into the National Electric System, submitted by private parties and to be carried out jointly with the state-owned public company, the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), or jointly, the CALL FOR PROPOSALS for the Processing of Strategic Electricity Generation and Storage Projects aligned with binding planning is hereby issued.
Source: Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF)
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S&P Affirms Mexico’s Credit Rating
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Ministry of Energy (SENER) presents instruments to promote investment in electricity generation
Before representatives of institutions from the energy and financial sectors, as well as business organizations, chambers, and associations, the Minister of Energy, Luz Elena González Escobar, presented three instruments that will facilitate investment in the electricity sector in line with the Plan for the Strengthening and Expansion of the National Electric System 2025–2030.
Luz Elena González explained that the Plan as a whole integrates the actions and projects being carried out by the Government of Mexico to ensure the reliability of the National Electric System and represents a total investment of nearly 740 billion MXN, along with the addition of 32 GW of electricity generation capacity..
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IMSS General Hospital Zone No. 15 inaugurated in Hermosillo, Sonora
The President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, inaugurated the General Hospital Zone (HGZ) No. 15 “Dr. Ernesto Ramos Bours” of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) in Hermosillo, Sonora, which involved an investment of 1.0294 billion MXN for the benefit of 122,578 beneficiaries.
HGZ No. 15 has a workforce of 1,135 healthcare professionals, including 203 physicians, 314 nurses, and 618 personnel in other categories. The hospital also includes 134 beds—90 inpatient beds and 44 non-inpatient beds—along with 10 specialty consultation rooms and 5 operating rooms plus 1 emergency operating room. It provides medical services across 28 specialties.
Source: Presidency of the Republic | Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS)
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IMSS HGZ No. 15