Official information from authorities

Information Federal Gov.

(June 23, 2020)

Secretary of Health

- A hospital occupancy rate of 44% in general beds and 38% in critical beds (with ventilator) was recorded. This represents 14,566 general beds and 5,304 critical beds available for use in the country, according to the IRAG Network report.

State Information

(June 23, 2020)

Secretary of Health of Nuevo Leon

- There are currently 24% of hospital occupancy in general beds and 40% in intensive care beds. There are 408 people hospitalized for COVID-19 related causes. 208 patients confirmed with the virus and 200 patients awaiting confirmation. confirmation.

- To date, there have been 240 positive cases of COVID-19 in health personnel, divided among medical, nursing and administrative personnel, nursing and administrative personnel. To date, only 7 deaths have been reported among health personnel due to COVID-19 in Nuevo Leon. Leon.

Secretaria de Economía y Trabajo de Nuevo León

- Secretary Roberto Russildi has recommended intensifying the implementation of home office (telework) and staggered work schedules at the plant. This is in response to the increase in cases of COVID-19 in some workplaces in recent weeks, and in order to avoid being in some work centers in recent weeks and in order not to be forced to cancel the economic reopening.

- He added that extended schedules with fewer days of operation can also be applied and emphasized that companies are recommended to provide private transportation in order to avoid contagions in transfers and reduce mobility in public transportation. to provide private transportation in order to avoid contagions in transfers and reduce mobility in public transportation.

- The Secretary commented that 85,000 formal jobs were lost between the months of March, April and May in Nuevo Leon.

- He also commented that an estimated 5% of State GDP has been lost so far during the pandemic.

- He also mentioned that based on the estimated duration of the pandemic in the State, recovery would take approximately 2 to 3 years. approximately.

- Roberto Russildi also mentioned that approximately 300,000 people continue without returning to work in Nuevo Leon, These people are those who work in large events or places where there is a large flow of people and are still considered places where there is a high risk of COVID-19 infection. are still considered places where there is a high risk of COVID-19 infection.

Municipalities of the Metropolitan Area of Nuevo León

- It has been confirmed that the Mayor of Escobedo, Clara Luz Flores, has tested positive for COVID-19.

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Economic Situation

Financial indicators

Main economic news

(June 23, 2020)

- Companies will face labor pressure from Mexico, the U.S. and Canada. Companies established in Mexico will face Mexico-based companies will face pressure from both the United States and Canada, as well as from Canada as well as from Mexico itself regarding compliance with labor law labor laws, according to high-ranking officials in the region. (El Economista). https://bit.ly/3dyuW4p

- Fiscal stimulus, decisive in recovery: Moody's. China, the country where the pandemic began, will paradoxically be the only economy to show a positive positive record of 1% in 2020 and a growth rate of 7.1% in 2021 (El Economista). 7.1% in 2021 (El Economista). https://bit.ly/2VcANWv

- Cofece files a constitutional controversy against Sener's policy limiting renewables that limits renewables. The antitrust agency pointed out that violated fundamental principles of competition and free concurrence. (El Financiero). https://bit.ly/37U4DnI

World News

- Trump extends restrictions on immigrant workers. The measure, which will be in effect until the end of 2020, responds to the protection of U.S. employees, although protection of U.S. employees, although critics claim it is a pretext to curb migration. https://bit.ly/2CCePWJ

- New York begins phase 2 of the deconfliction with outdoor cafes and barber shops reopened. After more than 100 days of confinement, New York City residents on Monday celebrated progress in controlling the coronavirus pandemic by reopening the first hairdressing salons, department stores and barber shops by reopening the first barber shops, department stores and outdoor cafes. https://bit.ly/2YWMfXo

- Saudi Arabia limits the pilgrimage to Mecca to Muslims residing in its territory. The pilgrimage scheduled for the end of July will be limited to worshippers under the age of 65 and who do not suffer from chronic illnesses. https://bit.ly/2zWRZYN

- Germany orders reconfinement of Gütersloh district due to outbreak in meat plant. This reconfinement, scheduled to last until June 30 June 30, will result in a reduction of people-to-people contacts, closure of bars, cinemas, museums and a ban on indoor leisure activities. and a ban on leisure activities in enclosed spaces. https://bit.ly/2Vd0VjY

- Peru reopens shopping malls to save its economy collapsed by 99 days of confinement. Peru started this Monday the reopening of reopening of shopping malls, with limited access to 50%, as the country completes 99 days of confinement and confirmed cases of Covid-19 continue to rise by the hundreds to nearly 255,000. confirmed cases of Covid-19 continue to rise by the hundreds and number 255,000. https://bit.ly/2Z3Kvvs