The Plenary of the Chamber of Deputies endorsedin general and in particular, the reform of the Customs Law which had been returned by the Senate after a modification, which establishes that It will come into force on January 1, 2026.
The initiative obtained 343 votes in favor and 13 againstand seeks to strengthen fiscal control mechanisms and merchandise import and export processes. Its purpose is to combat illegal fuel trafficking, corruption within the customs system and smuggling operations linked to organized crime.
During the discussionMorena deputy Fernando Jorge Castro Trenti highlighted what The reform will boost the growth of national trade, improve the functioning of customs and contribute to eradicating corrupt practices in the sector.
For her part, the deputy Teresa Ginez Serrano, from the PAN, He assured that when the reform is launched, “there will be a setback for the country that will affect several business sectors”
After its approval, the reform was handed over to the Federal Executive for publication and entry into force.
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