ONG urge incrementar 16 % el salario mínimo en México en 2026 para combatir la pobreza
La organización Acción Ciudadana Frente a la Pobreza propuso un aumento del 16 % al salario mínimo general en México para 2026, con el fin de eliminar los salarios de pobreza y garantizar ingresos suficientes para cubrir dos canastas básicas
TL;DR
- Acción Ciudadana Frente a la Pobreza proposes a 16% increase to Mexico's general minimum wage (SMG) for 2026.
- The goal is to eliminate poverty wages, as 20 million employed individuals still earn below the poverty line.
- The proposal includes a differentiated increase: SMG to 323 pesos daily (covering two basic baskets) and SMF adjusted only by inflation (4%).
- The current SMG is 288 pesos daily, and the northern border minimum wage (SMF) is 420 pesos daily.
- The organization advocates for updated tax tables (ISR) and social security contributions (IMSS) to prevent deductions from affecting low-income earners.
- They propose exempting salaries up to 13,400 pesos monthly from deductions.