Mexico warns on business with blacklisted Venezuelan entities

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexico financial authorities on Wednesday warned locally regulated companies of the risks of making deals with blacklisted people or entities connected to the Venezuelan government.

In a statement from the finance ministry, banking regulator and others, Mexican financial authorities said they were evaluating measures to be taken relating to deals done with Venezuelan entities declared invalid by international groups.

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