Mexico City. With a first purchase of “solidarity consumption”, the Confederation of National Chambers of Commerce, Services and Tourism (Concanaco-Servytur) kicked off the most important commercial festival in the country, known as El Buen Fin.
In a hardware store located in Tepic, Nayarit, Octavio de la Torre de Stéffano, leader of the private sector organization, in the company of César Octavio Lara, Secretary of Economy of Nayarit, made the first official purchase of the fourteenth edition of the reactivation program .
The ceremony was distinguished by the acquisition of domestic equipment that will be donated to low-income Mexican households, but also because the governor of the federal entity, Miguel Ángel Navarro, was not present, as he had to attend to family issues.
De la Torre de Stéffano commented that all the presidents of the Kanaks will make a solidarity consumption purchase, that is, in order to donate it to the population with fewer resources during this end-of-year season.
He recalled that Concanaco committed to the government of President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo to support, through Buen Fin, the achievement of the country’s development objectives.
The private sector leader pointed out that the tertiary sector, which is made up of commerce, services and tourism, represents 66 percent of the Mexican economy, generates seven out of every 10 jobs, generates more than 66 percent of the income tax it collects. the government and more than 77 percent of the direct value added tax.
Unlike other editions, representatives from the Ministry of Economy (SE), Tourism (Sectur), the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco), or the Tax Administration Service (SAT) did not attend the first purchase. It is also the third time that it has not started in Mexico City.
The SE expects that the sales goal will be greater than 150 billion pesos, while Concanaco 165 billion pesos.
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**How will the “solidarity consumption” initiative affect consumer participation in El Buen Fin compared to previous years that lacked this focus?**
## Interview: El Buen Fin Kicks Off with Solidarity & Economic Impact
**Introduction:**
Welcome back to World Today News. Today, we’re diving deep into the launch of “El Buen Fin,” Mexico’s largest shopping event, with two esteemed guests. Joining us are [Guest 1 Name], a representative from the Confederation of National Chambers of Commerce, Services and Tourism (Concanaco-Servytur), and [Guest 2 Name], an economist specializing in Mexican retail trends.
**Section 1: The Spirit of Giving**
* **Host:** El Buen Fin traditionally drives significant economic activity, but this year, we see a strong emphasis on social responsibility with the initiative of “solidarity consumption.” Could you elaborate on this new approach, [Guest 1 Name], and what prompted this shift from Concanaco?
* **Host:** [Guest 2 Name], how do you think this focus on solidarity consumption will impact the overall perception and success of El Buen Fin? Will it resonate with Mexican consumers?
**Section 2: Economic Impact and Expectations**
* **Host:** [Guest 1 Name], Concanaco has set a target of 165 billion pesos in sales for El Buen Fin. What factors contribute to this ambitious projection and how does it compare to previous years?
* **Host:** [Guest 2 Name], the article mentions the tertiary sector makes up a significant portion of Mexico’s economy. Can you elaborate on the potential ripple effect of El Buen Fin on employment and other sectors beyond just retail?
**Section 3: Missing Players and Location Shift**
* **Host:** We noticed the absence of key government representatives like those from the Ministry of Economy and the STPS from the opening ceremony. [Guest 1 Name], could you shed some light on the reason behind their absence and its potential impact on this year’s event?
* **Host:** El Buen Fin traditionally launched in Mexico City. [Guest 2 Name], why do you think the location was shifted to Tepic this year, and how might this impact consumer participation across the country?
**Section 4: Looking Ahead**
* **Host:** [Guest 1 Name], what are Concanaco’s key goals for El Buen Fin this year beyond just sales figures?
* **Host:** [Guest 2 Name], as an expert on Mexican retail trends, what are your predictions for the long-term impact of El Buen Fin on the Mexican economy and consumer behavior?
**Closing:**
Thank you both for sharing your insights on El Buen Fin.
We hope this insightful discussion has provided our viewers with a clearer understanding of the event’s goals, impact, and future implications. For more updates on El Buen Fin, please visit world-today-news.com.
