Overview
- The Chamber of Deputies’ Jucopo postponed the full-chamber discussion of the customs-law reform until next week after leaders rejected a fast-track vote.
- The Finance Committee is set to open its analysis of the draft on Tuesday, Sept. 30.
- Morena vicecoordinator Alfonso Ramírez Cuéllar said he will vote in favor, citing the need to curb fiscal fuel theft, manipulated temporary imports, and sugar-related fraud.
- Ramírez Cuéllar said he will formally ask FGR chief Alejandro Gertz Manero to create a special commission to prosecute huachicol fiscal and false invoicing.
- Proponents say the reform would tighten customs controls to counter contraband, subvaluation, and simulated operations, aiming to protect revenue and fair competition.