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El 2020, Año Con Más Homicidios En La Historia De Mexicali Suelta Actividades escolares El 2020, año con continuarán en modo más homicidios no presencial: UABC en la historia Pág. 27 de Mexicali Página 9 http://MonitorEconomico.org Año VIII No. 2447 Viernes 15 de enero de 2021 Suelta gobierno de B.C. la mentira más grande de la historia sobre cifras de empleo Págs. 2 y 3 Exigen recursos para Delta perdió 12 mil Hank-León irían en ruta alterna a la Escénica 385 millones de dólares equipo por gubernatura ante posible nuevo en 2020 y alcaldía de Mexicali derrumbe con el PBC Pág. 5 Pág. 18 Pág. 9 /Economía ViernesViernes 15 de 1enero de Abril de 20212011 Suelta gobierno de B.C. la mentira más grande de la historia sobre cifras de empleo • Según el encargado del trabajo se crearon “más de 94 mil empleos”; la verdad es que cerró 2020 con 1,350 en el sector formal; pero INEGI documentó la pérdida de más de 113 mil empleos y más de 350 mil desempleados en el total del mercado • Solamente en diciembre el IMSS informó de un recorte de más de 18 mil empleos formales en Baja California Por Luis Levar n la que sin duda pasará a ser tario del Trabajo en el Estado, Sergio durante el 2020”. la mentira más grande de la Martínez López, abrió la boca para Ehistoria en el tema económico inventar que “se generaron más de La mentira, que supera con mucho a de Baja California, el llamado secre- 94 mil nuevos empleos en el Estado la de Mario Escobedo cuando puso a Baja California como el principal En este sentido, el INEGI, que mide receptor de inversión extranjera a la totalidad del mercado de trabajo, nivel mundial, se quiso sustentar con documentó hasta el tercer trimes- datos inventados, atribuyéndoselos tre del 2020 la mayor pérdida de falsamente al IMSS aunque en con- empleos de la historia con menos creto, se hizo una porquería con las 113,021; peor aún, las cifras de con- cifras de empleo formal. texto son brutalmente malas: Cerca de 46 mil trabajadores no tienen El dato real es que el Estado, en lo empleo ni esperanzas de encontrar- que se refiere solamente al sector lo, lo cual se respalda con el hecho formal y tomando como punto de re- de que por agregado, más de 302 ferencia marzo, mes en el que estalló mil bajacalifornianos, la mayor cifra la pandemia, que es el referente que de la historia, salieron del mercado marcaron a nivel mundial los gene- de trabajo debido a la escasa oferta radores de estadística económica, laboral y además sin garantía de en- el IMSS documenta un aumento contrar ocupación una vez pasada la solamente de 1,350 empleos, dato pandemia, de la cual el consenso es totalmente coherente con la brutal que se extenderá hasta finales de caída del 18.6% del Producto Interno este año. 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El contenido de los anuncios comerciales aquí presentados es responsabilidad exclusiva de los anunciantes. 2 Infórmate diariamente en MonitorEconomico.comMonitorEconomico.org Viernes 115 de de Abril enero 2011 de 2021 /Economía Suelta gobierno de B.C. la mentira más grande de la historia sobre cifras de empleo • Según el encargado del trabajo se crearon “más de 94 mil empleos”; la verdad es que cerró 2020 con 1,350 en el sector formal; pero INEGI documentó la pérdida de más de 113 mil empleos y más de 350 mil desempleados en el total del mercado • Solamente en diciembre el IMSS informó de un recorte de más de 18 mil empleos formales en Baja California Económicos de Baja California, tiene No queda duda que la declaración Unos datos finales: En diciembre la encaminada a la entidad hacia otra del empleado estatal fue un atenta- economía estatal borró 18 mil 402 década pérdida. do contra la inteligencia de los ba- puestos de trabajo y si de mide en jacalifornianos, quienes además de términos anualizados el saldo fue El daño al mercado de trabajo es estar enfrentando la peor situación de 27 mil 952 asegurados más (el tales dimensiones que la llamada económica, han padecido en mu- CEEBC estimó en 27 mil 288 la cifra Tasa de Participación Económica, chos casos la pérdida de familiares en un análisis en octubre), la mayor que representa al número de perso- por el COVID-19 y ahora les salen con parte provenientes de las regulariza- nas que están trabajando y las que que todo está muy bien; cabría agre- ciones por el outsourcing en Tijuana, están buscando empleo, se colocó gar, desde el escritorio del empleado luego de las amenazas de Andrés porque el INEGI está midiendo el em- de que estas cifras superan con mu- en 57 por ciento, que es la cifra más Martínez López, quien debería salir Manuel López Obrador. Así que nada pleo en su totalidad, a diferencia del cho las pérdidas de la Gran recesión baja de la historia, con una caída de a las calles para ver la desgracia en para enorgullecerse y de los salarios IMSS que solamente mide trabajado- 2008-2009 lo cual como señaló en 6 puntos porcentuales en el periodo que se encuentra la economía del ni hablar. res asegurados, como por el hecho su momento el Centro de Estudios de gobierno de Jaime Bonilla. Estado. Infórmate diariamente en MonitorEconomico.comMonitorEconomico.org 3 /Economía ViernesViernes 15 de 1enero de Abril de 20212011 Registra Ensenada nuevo récord de remesas Por Oscar Tafoya Ensenada. Los indicadores del banco central ratificaron la dependencia de la en- Por otro lado, los ingresos por reme- tidad sobre el flujo de remesas, que sas familiares hacia Baja California en términos absolutos, ascendieron aumentaron 30.9% a tasa anual a los 931.5 millones de dólares en el durante el acumulado enero-sep- periodo de referencia, monto mayor tiembre del presente año en compa- a los 711.9 millones de dólares repor- ración a igual lapso pero del 2019, de tados el año pasado. acuerdo con las cifras del Banco de México (Banxico). Abordan industriales impacto de reformas fiscales Tijuana, Baja California, enero 14 (ME) l flujo de remesas a Ensenada En términos porcentuales, el puerto Por lo que respecta al tercer trimes- fue de 169.5 millones de dóla- recibió un incremento de 21.6% anual tre de este 2020 contra el mismo Eres en el periodo enero-sep- a los nueve meses del 2020, lo que lapso pero de 2019, también se dio tiembre del presente año, la mayor significó 30.2 millones de dólares un incremento, este fue por 18.4%. cifra de historia desde que se lleva más que en el periodo enero a sep- registro para ese mismo lapso, de tiembre pero de 2019, cuando se Es decir, de julio a septiembre del acuerdo con los datos del Banco de reportaron 139.3 millones de dó- presente año llegaron 66.7 millones México (Banxico). lares. de dólares de familiares al puerto de a Asociación de la Industria lación de sellos y responsabilidad Maquiladora y Manufactu- solidaria. Lrera de Exportación (INDEX) Zona Costa realizó un foro titulado Al referirse al tema de la subcon- Reformas Fiscales 2021, que se tratación del personal que tendrá llevó a cabo de manera virtual un impacto importante en las in- teniendo como ponentes a socios dustrias, la ponente Karla Mariela de las empresas KPMG, EY, Deloit- Miranda dijo que la intención del te, PwC y Grupo Consultor EFE. ejecutivo es buena y que hay que esperar a que las condiciones de En representación de Pedro Mon- negociación sean favorables; des- tejo, presidente de INDEX, el con- tacó que no es una reforma labo- sejero de la asociación Eduardo ral expiatoria. Acosta, al dar inicio con el evento manifestó que la capacitación de Gonzalo Gómez, señaló que el go- los socios es tema relevante y a la bierno debe de promulgar leyes que se le continuará dando impul- que fomenten la economía. Por so durante este año. su parte Paúl Hernández, comen- tó que será en el mes de febrero En el foro se contó con la partici- cuando se retome el tema y que pación de los especialistas Karla hasta ahora no se conocen más Mariela Miranda, de la firma PwC; detalles y por ello se sigue espe- Francisco de la Mora, de Grupo culando un poco. Consultor EFE; Federico Solorza- no, socio de impuestos de KPMG; Federico Solorzano, mencionó Gonzalo Gómez, de la firma De- que es recomendable que las loitte y Paúl Hernández, socio de empresas evalúen las ventajas y impuestos de EY, quienes fueron desventajas de no tener esta es- moderados por Emmanuel Alzate, tructura y Francisco de la Mora, Director de Impuestos de PwC.
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