Latin American Pulse: Brazil weighs a sweeping austerity plan, Mexico reels from a Culiacán killing, and Argentina's banks eye ANSES mortgage credit.
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Latin America — —Brazil On edge about austerity after Renan Santos pitches R$1.1tn (about US$214bn) in savings by 2031 and a new pension reform.
—Mexico Grieving and tense, yet briefly reassured by the arrest of a suspect in César Gastélum’s murder.
—Argentina Cautiously hopeful banks await ANSES mortgage credit details while industry pushes back on provincial taxes.
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