Quintana Roo obtiene calificación A+ de Fitch Ratings

La gobernadora Mara Lezama Espinosa anunció que Fitch Ratings elevó la calificación crediticia de Quintana Roo de A a A+.

La gobernadora Mara Lezama Espinosa anunció que Fitch Ratings elevó la calificación crediticia de Quintana Roo de A a A+.

La entidad se ubica entre las tres únicas con perspectiva positiva de las 27 evaluadas por la calificadora. Las otras son Baja California y Baja California Sur.

En cuatro años la calificación subió cinco niveles hasta A+ con perspectiva positiva. Es la más alta desde que Fitch inició evaluaciones en 2000.

La Secretaría de Finanzas y Planeación, dirigida por Martha Parroquín Pérez, impulsó acciones para fortalecer la recaudación y el gasto eficiente.

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