Alert for payment fraud and healthcare in Aguascalientes
Be careful with your electronic payments during the World Cup and learn about the situation of the healthcare system in Aguascalientes. Additionally, Mexico is preparing for a key review of the USMCA trade agreement, and there are free television options for the upcoming soccer matches.
Exercise extreme caution when making digital purchases or high-value payments, as card fraud attempts increase significantly during the World Cup. The firm ACI Worldwide warns that criminals take advantage of the increase in transactions during sporting tournaments to carry out "card-not-present" operations. It is recommended to monitor your account statements and use secure payment methods to avoid unauthorized charges during this season.
Residents of Aguascalientes will continue to receive medical care through the state system, as the local government has decided not to join the federal IMSS-Bienestar yet. State authorities indicated that they will maintain their own system while the federal model is consolidated, highlighting that the state already has health coverage exceeding 95%. IMSS-Bienestar is the Mexican government program that seeks to centralize health services for people who do not have social security.
On the national level, the first review of the USMCA (the trade agreement between Mexico, the United States, and Canada) in July will allow for discussions on the protection of Mexican cinema and cultural heritage. On the other hand, for those following the World Cup, the match between Colombia and DR Congo this Tuesday at 8:00 pm can be watched for free on broadcast television, as part of the matchday for Groups K and L.
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