Mexico tightens currency rules after bank nationalization
Mexico bans currency exchange from foreigners. all currency must be converted to pesos at ports of entry. Banks closed for at least one day while President Jose Lopez Portillo nationalizes private banks and imposes exchange controls to prevent capital flight amid a deepening crisis. The peso becomes the only legal tender and foreign exchange is restricted, with penalties for unauthorized transactions.
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China calls for quadrupling GNP by 2000 at congress
China’s Communist Party chairman Hu Yaobang urged quadrupling gross national product from 364 billion to 1.4 trillion by the century’s end. He pressed open policy, market roles, and imported technology while keeping socialism. He outlined priorities in agriculture, energy, transport, education, and science.
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