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Submissions from 1998

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Mexico Issues Bonds for US$1 Billion to Cover Most of its Debt Maturing in 1998, LADB Staff

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U.S. Recommends Drug Certification for Mexico, LADB Staff

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Government, Business Labor Create New Consultation Scheme to Fight Inflation, LADB Staff

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Mexico's Copper Production Projected to Increase Despite Low Prices, LADB Staff

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Military Exerts Strong Influence on President Zedillo's Decisions on Chiapas, Guest Author

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Trade Panels Might Consider U.S.-Mexico Disputes on Corn Syrup, Phone Service, LADB Staff

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Banking Regulator Takes Control of Financially Troubled Banco Industrial, LADB Staff

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Environment News Briefs: Fire Damage, Mexico City Garbage, PEMEX Sued, LADB Staff

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Former Mexico City Mayor Camacho Creates New Centrist Political Party, LADB Staff

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Mexico Projects Adequate Foodstuffs Output Despite Bad Weather, LADB Staff

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Privatized Pension Program Receives Mixed Reviews, LADB Staff

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Cities Continue to Attract Heavy Migration, LADB Staff

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Consumer Inflation Higher than Expected in January, LADB Staff

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Economy News Briefs: Development Banks, Bonds, Tax Collections, LADB Staff

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Mexican Recorded Economic Growth of 7 Percent In 1997, LADB Staff

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Mexico Imposes Preliminary Duties on Imports of U.S. Bond Paper, LADB Staff

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PEMEX Negotiating with Mobil for Access to Texas Refinery, LADB Staff

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Agriculture Ministry Reduces Subsidies for Coffee Production, Promotion, LADB Staff

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Governing PRI Faces Growing Internal Dissent, Other Political Problems, LADB Staff

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Mexico Proceeds with Limited Privatization of Airports, Southeast Rail Line, LADB Staff

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Former Jalisco Governor Romero de Velazquez Arrested on Drug Charges, LADB Staff

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Mexico Formalizes Duties on Imports of U.S. High-Fructose Corn Syrup, LADB Staff

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Official Labor Organiztions Return to Labor Day Parade After Three years, LADB Staff

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Regulator Sanctions Three Major Long-Distance Carriers for Unfair Practices, LADB Staff

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European Parliament Raises Concern About Chiapas Situation, LADB Staff

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Foreign Minister Asks U.S. to Relocate Proposed Nuclear-Waste Dump, LADB Staff

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Government Reports Very Narrow Trade Surplus for 1997, LADB Staff

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Mexico Briefs: Second Airport, Central Bank Deputy Governor, Tolls, LADB Staff

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Administration Cuts Budget to Compensate for Drop in Oil-Export Revenues, LADB Staff

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Canada, Mexico to Expand Economic, Political Cooperation, LADB Staff

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New Mexico City Mayor Faces Controversies Over Water, Air Programs, LADB Staff

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U.S. Study Points to Discrimination Against Pregnant Women at Maquiladoras, LADB Staff

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Automobile Organizations Protest Increase in Sales Tax for New Motor Vehicles, LADB Staff

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Central Bank Reports Annual Inflation at 15.7 Percent for 1997, LADB Staff

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Interior Secretary Appoints New Chiapas Peace Negotiator, LADB Staff

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Tourism Sector Facing Uncertainties in New Year, LADB Staff

Submissions from 1997

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Anti-Monopoly Regulator Imposes Strict Restrictions on Telephone Giant, LADB Staff

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Attorney General's Office Offers Reward for Arrest of Tijuana Drug Cartel Leaders, LADB Staff

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European Union, Mexico Agree on Framework for Free-Trade Negotiations, LADB Staff

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President Ernesto Zedillo Wins Legislative Approval for 1998 Budget, LADB Staff

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Business Briefs: Toys in Informal Economy, Film Industry Success, New Ford Plant, LADB Staff

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Energy Secretariat Announces New Infrastructure Projects for 1998, LADB Staff

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Mexico, Russia Discuss Alternative Organization to OPEC, LADB Staff

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Mexico's Economic Prospects with Asian Countries Mixed, LADB Staff

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Agriculture Briefs: Subsidies, Cattle Industry Cooperation, U.S. Rice to Mexico, LADB Staff

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Mexican Economy Grew by More than 8 Percent in Third Quarter, LADB Staff

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Mexican Labor Movement Struggles Over New Identity, LADB Staff

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U.S., Mexico Announce Agreement To Combat Weapons Smuggling, LADB Staff

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Business News Briefs: Auto Industry, Energy Projects, Tourism, LADB Staff

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Congress Pressures Executive to Overhaul Bank-Bailout Program, LADB Staff

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Congress Resurrects Committee to Investigate Fraud at Food Agency, LADB Staff

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Illegal Cutting Claims 600,000 Hectares of Forest in Mexico Annually, LADB Staff

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Mexican Government Announces Modified Plan to Privatize Airports, LADB Staff

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Attack on Bishops Threatens Chiapas Peace Process, LADB Staff

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Banking Consortium Awards Mexico US$2.5 Billion Contingency Line of Credit, LADB Staff

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Center-Right PAN Loses Control Over State Legislature in Jalisco State, LADB Staff

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NAFTA Panel Proposes Mechanism to Resolve Agriculture Trade Disputes, LADB Staff

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Environment Briefs: Nuclear Waste Dump, Maritime Boundaries, Border Projects, LADB Staff

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Mexico Incurs Third Consecutive Monthly Trade Deficit in September, LADB Staff

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Mexico's Telmex to Offer Long-Distance Service in U.S. Market, LADB Staff

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Mining Sector Reports Steady Pace of Growth in 1997, LADB Staff

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Zedillo Faces Strong Fight From Opposition Parties over 1998 Budget Plan, LADB Staff

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Drought, Storms Cause Major Damage to Mexican Corn, Bean, Coffee Crops, LADB Staff

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Mexico Trade Briefs: South African Tequila, China Chemical, Avocados, LADB Staff

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President Nominates Chief of Staff Luis Tellez as Next Energy Secretary, LADB Staff

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Telecommunications Regulator Opens Local Telephone Service to Competition, LADB Staff

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Government Awards Concessions for Two Short Rail Routes in Northern Mexico, LADB Staff

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Government Criticized for Failure to Prepere, Inadequate Rsponse to Hurricane, LADB Staff

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Mexican Business News Briefs: Investments in Britain, Philippines, Latin America, LADB Staff

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Mexico, Germany Sign Bilateral Agreement to Protect Investments, LADB Staff

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PRI Suffers Major Defeat in Veracruz Municipal Races, Wins Big in Tabasco, LADB Staff

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Consumer Inflation in January-September Almost Half of Year-Ago Levels, LADB Staff

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Energy Regulator Moves to Privaitze Natural-Gas System in Monterrey, LADB Staff

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Legislators Push for Greater Autonomy For Human Rights Commission, LADB Staff

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Multinational Group to Construct Nitrogen Injection Plant in Campeche Sound, LADB Staff

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Nissan, Volkswagen Announce Major Expansion of Operations in Mexico, LADB Staff

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Congress Resurrects Chiapas Peace Commission, LADB Staff

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Government Suspends Rail-Car Concession for Mexico City Subway Route, LADB Staff

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Mexico Agriculture Briefs: Seafood; Powedered Milk; U.S Guarantees, LADB Staff

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President Zedillo Begins Search for New Central Bank Governor, LADB Staff

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Mexican Reserves of Crude Oil Declined by 1.6 Percent iIn 1996, LADB Staff

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Mexico, Israel Set Groundwork to Negotiate Bilateral Trade Agreement, LADB Staff

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Opposition Parties Gain Control of Key Committees in Chamber Of Deputies, LADB Staff

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Three Groups Compete for Concession of State-Run Satellite Company, LADB Staff

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Agriculture News: Drought Relief, Duties on U.S. Apples, Processed Exports, LADB Staff

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Commission Reports High Enrollment Rate in Privatized Pension Program, LADB Staff

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Official Labor Group Elects New Leader: Unions Show Signs of Fracture, LADB Staff

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Report Warns of Dangerous Increase in Air Contaminants in NAFTA Countries, LADB Staff

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Mid-Term Elections Fail to Convince Zapatistas to Return to Peace Talks, Guest Author

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U.S.-Mexico Dispute over Corn-Syrup Imports Exposesl Related Trade Disputes, LADB Staff

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Financial Regulator Assumes Control of Bankrupt Grupo Financiero Abaco, LADB Staff

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Government Acquires 23 Financially Troubled Toll Highways from Private Firms, LADB Staff

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Opposition Parties Present Official Response to President's State Address, LADB Staff

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Corn Millers Push Government to Eliminate Price Controls on Tortillas, LADB Staff

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Death Rate High Among Undocumented Migrants Seekint to Cross into U.S., LADB Staff

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Tourism Development Agency to Boost Spending for Projects at Major Resorts, LADB Staff

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Trade Authorities Considered More than 200 Dumping Cases in 1991-1996, LADB Staff

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Arbitrary Disposal of Hazardous Material Causes Major Problems in Mexico, LADB Staff

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Mexico's Economic Growth Stronger than Anticipated in First Half of 1997, LADB Staff

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Transportaiton Briefs: Airport Privatization, Canal Nixed, Cargo Theft, LADB Staff