In contrast to the original Farac II package, which failed to attract much interest at an auction early in March, the new one will be split into two. “After the package didn’t make the minimum price requirements last month we have been looking at ways of making the package more palatable,” says Gerardo Rodriguez, deputy undersecretary for public credit in Mexico. “It makes sense to have two smaller pieces rather than a single large package in this market environment.”
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