A proposal to overhaul Mexico's pension system could make more capital available for much-needed energy infrastructure projects, but there are risks that regulations, if not properly drafted, would push funding to unprofitable government ventures, according to sources. The Andres Manual Lopez Obrador administration sees the reform as a way to strengthen old monopolies, specifically CFE and Pemex, without increasing the country´s debt, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to drag on the economy. The federal government has announced it will carry out a reform to the national pension system (SAR) that will gradually double the amount of resources under management, increasing workers' contribution rate from 6.5% today to 15% through 2030. As part of the overhaul, pension administrators will no longer be allowed to charge commissions on their balance, but on the returns they generate for investors.
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机译：据消息人士称，大修墨西哥养老金制度的建议可以为大量的能源基础设施项目提供更多资本可供急需的能源基础设施项目，但规定，如果没有正确起草，如果没有正确起草，则会向无利可图的政府企业推动资金。 Andres Manual Lopez Obrador政府认为改革是一种加强旧垄断，特别是CFE和Pemex的方式，而不增加国家债务，因为冠状病毒大流行继续拖累经济。联邦政府宣布将向国家养老金制度（SAR）进行改革，这将逐步增加管理层资源的资源，劳动工缴款率从今日的6.5％到15％至2030。作为大修的一部分，养老金管理员将不再被允许向股票收取股票，但在他们为投资者产生的回报上。
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