On Friday, November 17th, the Buen Fin officially begins in Yucatán, where it is expected to obtain more than 8 billion pesos with the sales of merchants.
Tomorrow, Friday, the Buen Fin begins in Yucatán, with the commercial sector hoping to obtain 8,025 million pesos, with “support” from the advance of 40 percent of the bonuses from the state and municipal bureaucracy of Mérida.
On the national map, the expected economic benefit in Yucatán is equivalent to 5.69 percent, within this special sales campaign that goes from 17 to 20, in some cases with discounts of up to 50 percent of the cost of the products.
The fundamental objective of “El Buen Fin” is to boost the domestic market, motivate consumption and benefit the final consumer with the “lowest” prices of the year on various goods and services.
In the country, the National Chamber of Commerce (Canaco) expects income of 141 million pesos, almost 5 percent more than in 2022, when 134.4 billion pesos were sold.
According to organized commerce, the items that sell the most are clothing and footwear, then TV screens and in third place cell phones, followed by household appliances, appliances, computers, furniture, video games, perfumes and cosmetics, toys and trips, such as travel tickets. plane, travel agency packages, etc.
In the case of Yucatán, the sale of electronic devices predominates, mainly cell phones and television screens.
The State Government and the City Council of Mérida will advance 40 percent of the bonus to its 40 thousand employees, which will allow liquidity in this Buen Fin, in which average daily sales of approximately 2 million 6 thousand pesos are expected.
State agencies also offer “promotions”: discounts of up to 100 percent and various payment methods, especially on fines and taxes with surcharges. The municipality of Mérida is also participating with discounts on fines and surcharges for its services.
The Ministry of Public Security anticipated that it will maintain strict surveillance in which more than five thousand agents located in shopping centers and in the central area of the capital will participate.
In turn, federal agencies, including the Federal Attorney for Consumer Protection (Profeco), the National Commission for the Protection and Defense of Users of Financial Services (Condusef) will provide support to citizens in the event that their rights are violated. In addition, they will open public service modules in the plazas and in their headquarters offices.
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