Amador to Become Mexico Finance Chief as Ramirez de la O Resigns
- Ramirez de la O held role since 2021 under AMLO, Sheinbaum
- Mexico is under pressure because of Trump’s tariff threats
Rogelio Ramirez de la O
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Mexico Finance Minister Rogelio Ramirez de la O has stepped down after more than three years as the country’s top budget official, President Claudia Sheinbaum announced in a video posted to social media Friday.
Deputy Finance Minister Edgar Amador will replace Ramirez de la O in the position, Sheinbaum said. Amador, who has previously served as a Mexico City official under former Mayor Miguel Mancera and as an adviser to central bank chief Victoria Rodriguez, has been in his current position since last year.