Overview
- The Chamber of Deputies approved the Strategic Infrastructure Investment Law and sent it to the Senate for review.
- The measure creates a Planning Council led by the president to select priority projects and track progress.
- The government forecasts about 5.6 to 6 trillion pesos in projects through 2030, with priority works protected from later budget cuts.
- The law seeks to move dormant money in trusts, bank savings, and funds into projects using mixed public‑private deals, toll road monetization, and port and airport concessions.
- Industry leaders back the goal but seek clear rules on returns, debt risks, transparency tools, and on the rule that foreign bidders must be domiciled in Mexico.