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    Mexico plans to ask US for up to $48B for solar projects

    Mexico plans to ask US for up to $48B for solar projects




    Tue, December 20, 2022 at 6:01 PM EST



    MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico plans to ask U.S. President Joe Biden for as much as $48 billion in financing for solar projects, Foreign Relations Secretary Marcel Ebrard said Tuesday.

    Ebrard said the request will be presented to Biden at the upcoming Jan. 9-10 meeting of U.S., Canadian and Mexican leaders in Mexico City.

    Mexico hopes to build solar energy parks in the northern border state of Sonora, along with power transmission lines. Mexico hopes to receive some of the funding from the North American Development Bank, or NADBank.

    The bank funds green development projects but has never provided financing on anything near the scale Mexico is requesting.

    Mexico also may get some of the funding between now and 2030 by issuing debt bonds.

    The solar parks are to be run by Mexico's state-owned utility, which has been involved in a trade dispute between Mexico and the United States.

    The U.S. and Canada accuse President Andrés Manuel López Obrador of trying to favor Mexico's state-owned utility over power plants built by foreign and private investors, something that is forbidden under the U.S.-Mexico Canada free trade pact.

    On Tuesday, López Obrador also ended speculation about whether a Chinese company might be able to mine lithium deposits in Sonora. The Chinese firm already had approvals for such a mine when López Obrador declared earlier this year that lithium was a strategically important mineral that could only be mined by the Mexican government.

    López Obrador had promised to respect any existing permits, but on Tuesday he said none were viable.

    “Fortunately, there were no private concessions,” López Obrador said. “They are claiming there was a concession, but it was at the project stage. Now, any lithium mining will involve a state-owned Mexican company.”




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    Oh, heck no!

    Not one dime for those corrupt leeches and send millions of their illegal aliens back home!

    Go get the funding from YOUR drug cartel and gangs who are making billions off of human trafficking.

    Mexico can go to H E double toothpicks!

    Take our checkbook away from Joe Biden and that corrupt money laundering swamp!
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