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Mexico

As it emerges from the ravages of the Covid-19 pandemic, Mexico is set to ride the wave of soaring global demand for key manufactured exports, with domestic growth underpinned by strong government support measures aimed at protecting the most vulnerable during the crisis. The central bank projects real GDP growth will surge by nearly 13 percentage points in 2021, with long-term expansion supported by a sweeping, multi-billion-dollar infrastructure investment programme and

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