Sheinbaum Highlights that Mexicans in the US Contribute $2.3 Trillion to US GDP
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+ “They help their families in Mexico, they have always done so in solidarity, but they are very important for the economy of the United States,” he said. + In the United States, 38 million descendants of Mexicans live, who contribute $2.3 trillion to the US GDP. + According to the Latino Donor Collaborative Think Tank, Mexican descendants drive US growth as the GDP growth generated by them grew by 10.5 percent, in addition to the fact that abou…
* In the United States, 38 million descendants of Mexicans live, contributing $2.3 trillion to U.S. GDP * According to the Latino Donor Collaborative Think Tank, Mexican descendants drive U.S. growth as GDP growth generated by them grew by 10.5 percent, in addition to nearly $1.5 trillion of consumption coming from them MEXICO CITY.- Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo noted that the good relationship between Mexico and the U.S. is based …
In the United States, 38 million people of Mexican origin live, 34 million of whom have legal status or are Americans by birth. They produce $2.3 trillion of the gross domestic product (GDP) of the neighbor of the north and are examples of generation in generation, of the good relationship between Mexico and the United States. “They are Mexicans who strengthen the economy of Mexico and strengthen the economy of the United States. It is the best …
The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, said that the relationship between Mexico and the United States is strengthened by the presence and economic contribution of the 38 million Mexicans and descendants of Mexicans living in U.S. territory, who, according to figures presented during the morning conference, contribute $2.3 trillion to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of the United States. During “Las mañanaras del pueblo,” the preside…
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