ISSSTE
ISSSTE is Mexico's public health system, providing medical services to government employees.
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Mexico's Supreme Court Bans Employment-Based Disqualification for Widows' Pensions
The Mexican Supreme Court invalidated a rule that allowed the suspension of widows' pensions if they were employed. This decision enhances pension protection rights and sets a legal precedent for future cases.
Mexico Launches Universal Health Credential Offering Access via 3,000 Modules
Mexico will start registering users for its Universal Health Credential in April, with around 3,000 local modules to facilitate enrollment. This move aims to streamline health access across the country and achieve universal coverage by 2027.
Mexican Afores Deliver Higher Returns than 28-Day Cetes, Boosting Retirement Savings
Some Mexican Afores now offer returns above 8.8%, surpassing the 6.81% yield of 28-day Cetes. This development makes Afores more attractive for retirement planning, potentially influencing how Mexicans save for their future.
Former ISSSTE union leader Luis Miguel Victoria Ranfla murdered in Mexico City
Luis Miguel Victoria Ranfla, a former union leader at ISSSTE, was murdered in Mexico City, leading to the suspension of a major union congress. The killing underscores the risks faced by labor leaders in Mexico and may impact union activities going forward.
Mexican Pensions Tax Rules 2026: What You Need to Know
Mexican pension systems IMSS and ISSSTE do not tax pensions below a certain limit, but those exceeding it will face tax obligations from 2026. This change could impact millions of retirees who rely on these pensions for their livelihood.