Mexico to ban payment in cash
Mexico says it is planning to tighten the noose around big-ticket cash purchases to curtail the flow of smuggled dollars and fight money laundering.
Mexico says it is planning to tighten the noose around big-ticket cash purchases to curtail the flow of smuggled dollars and fight money laundering.
President Felipe Calderon put forward the sweeping new measures Thursday to crack down on billions of dollars of the illicit money gained by the drug cartels and spent by them for more profit.
"This illicit money is vital for the criminal. That is what they seek, this money. It is also vital to finance their activities," said Calderon, The Washington Post reported on Thursday.
If approved by the legislature, the legislation would not allow anyone to buy real estate in cash. Neither would it permit anyone to spend more than MXN 100,000 (USD 7,700) in cash on vehicles, boats, airplanes and luxury goods.
Violators of the new legislation would face up to 15 years in prison.
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When cash becomes illegal, for whatever reason, the only thing left is NWO digital-money. When that happens, they own everybody. It has begun. Rev. 18:4
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When cash becomes illegal, for whatever reason, the only thing left is NWO digital-money. When that happens, they own everybody. It has begun. Rev. 18:4
Mexico is only following the 'global script; see: 'North American Leaders' Pledge "Aggressive Coordinated Action" 8-10-09
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Rev. 13:17 '...no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name'
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