Send Entourage Senate to the U.S. for Remittance Tax

Senate indicated that this Tuesday arrive in the US entourage composed of all the benches to talk to congressmen about tax on remittances.

A group of Mexican senators came to the U.S. Congress to ask their U.S. colleagues not to tax remittances, legislation under study in that country. They imagine! What would happen in Mexico if congressmen from that country had come to negotiate that judicial reform would not be approved. Nationalism and sovereignty would have sprung from all corners of the government and the complaints of interference would be constant. A PRI deputy in Sinaloa c…

The senator held meetings with her peers, Tim Kaine, president of the Subcommittee for the Western Hemisphere By: Editor Senator Ruth González Silva, president of the Foreign Relations Committee North America of the Senate of the Republic, held a working day this Tuesday in Washington, D.C., as part of the Mexican delegation that dialogues with legislators of the United States before the initiative that proposes to apply a 5% tax on remittances …

MEXICO CITY.- The president of the Republic, Claudia Sheinbaum, emphasized that Mexican senators meet with U.S. legislators to promote stance against remittance taxes. Claudia Sheinbaum reported that a group of Mexican senators from all political parties are in Washington DC to hold meetings with U.S. congressmen and senators to address the remittance tax proposal. “They met (senators) with the Mexican ambassador to the United States and there i…

A delegation of senators traveled to the United States to ask legislators for their rejection of the proposal to tax remittances with five percent. The post Mier, Murat and other senators travel to Washington to reject tax on remittances first appeared on SinEmbargo MX.Read the full text in sinembargo.mx

Senator Ruth González Silva traveled this Tuesday to Washington, D.C., along with a plural delegation from the Mexican Senate, with the aim of expressing Mexico’s position on the proposal to tax remittances with a 5% tax. This tax, currently under discussion in the U.S. House of Representatives, would seriously affect the Mexican community abroad and millions of families in Mexico who depend on those resources. González Silva, in her capacity as…