A big difference
The article contrasts Mexico’s economic stability with U.S. volatility on the eve of the midterm elections. While Mexico maintains sustained GDP growth and fiscal discipline, the United States faces a significant increase in its budget deficit and inflation, which has resulted in historically low approval ratings for President Trump. This divergence creates opposing political and economic scenarios ahead of the election. The relevance to open data lies in the critical need to access and compare reliable macroeconomic indicators in real time. The ability to analyze official data from Mexico’s National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) and U.S. agencies enables society and analysts to verify government performance beyond political narratives. This empowers informed decision-making regarding public policies and international trade. Moreover, transparency in data on revenues, expenditures, and inflation is essential for evaluating public management and anticipating impacts on social well-being. By making these figures accessible, effective accountability is promoted and the identification of structural economic trends is facilitated. In a globalized context, free access to this information is key to understanding the interdependencies between neighboring economies and their political consequences.
Source: horacero.com.mxPublished on 2026-11-03
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