Digital Economy Law Advances in San Lázaro
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Despite criticism and vote against the Opposition, the Finance Commission in San Lázaro endorsed issuing the Digital Economy Act.
The deputies of the Committee on Finance and Public Credit approved the proposal of the Digital Economy Law for Digital and Electronic Payments , so now the opinion was sent to the Board of Directors to be discussed and voted on in the plenary of the Chamber of Deputies. In general...
Opposition deputies voted against considering that there are still gaps in infrastructure for the correct implementation of this proposal The post Approves Finance Commission Digital Economy Law to replace cash payments appeared first on Capital Mexico.
The proposal seeks to reduce the use of cash, expand access to financial services and strengthen controls in customs. The Avalan office Digital and Customs Economy Law appeared first in Eleven News.
The proposal seeks to enable the biometric CURP to open bank accounts without having to go to branches. It also makes payments without cash at gas stations and road collection booths mandatory.
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