The fines money goes to the federal government for the benefit of Mexicans: Cofece

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Those who blew up the fence are the commissioners of the Federal Economic Competition Commission (Cofece) when initiating an investigation into the federal freight transport market for alleged absolute monopolistic practices, such as illegal agreements between suppliers to avoid competition. This maneuver seems more like a petate flare to justify its action at a time when this agency is in the process of extinction by the current government of t…

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The current administration has implemented financial strategies that include the removal of trusts, the use of Afores resources and, more recently, access to Infonavit funds. These actions have generated concern about the economic future of the country and the sustainability of its social programs, but why does the government need so much money? The analysis reveals an unsustainable expenditure pattern that will lead to serious economic conseque…

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The upcoming extinction of the Federal Economic Competition Commission (Cofece) does not stop its work. In a video released this month, Commissioner President Andrea Marván refers to the fine of 1,280 million to bus companies of October 2022 for manipulating prices and segmenting routes, and states that the money of the sanctions “is going to the federal government so that it can be used for the benefit of all Mexicans.”The sanctioned behaviors …