Business Mexico articles from February 2004

Business Mexico archives from February 2004

Letter to our readers.(Editorial)
February 1, 2004

Overcoming sexism.(Letters to the Editor)(Letter to the Editor)
February 1, 2004

In Schwarzenegger's defense.(Letters to the Editor)(Letter to the Editor)
February 1, 2004

'Terrible' seeks immortality.(Breves)(Brief Article)
February 1, 2004

Heist of the century.(Breves)(Brief Article)
February 1, 2004

What a chump: the Jorge Kahwagi story.(Breves)
February 1, 2004

15 minutes with ... Carlos Salinas de Gortari: controversial ex-President defends Nafta legacy, evaluates nation's position in cutthroat global marketplace.(Interview)(Cover Story)
February 1, 2004

Save the turtles from 'filthy' gangs.(New Business)
February 1, 2004

Fox and Bush play nice.(New Business)(Brief Article)
February 1, 2004

U.S. Senate leader visits Mexico.(New Business)(Brief Article)
February 1, 2004

Love over lunch: Luismi, Cruz make news.(New Business)(Luis Miguel, Penelope Cruz)(Brief Article)
February 1, 2004

Viva the golden girl.(New Business)(Pau-Latina from Paulina Rubio)(Brief Article)
February 1, 2004

Consorcio Orion de Bebidas A.C.(Mexico City)(a strategic alliance of nine Mexican bottlers of Coca-Cola products )(Brief Article)
February 1, 2004

Cemex.(Mexico City)(Cemex S.A. de C.V. earnings forecast)(Brief Article)
February 1, 2004

Sub-Surface Waste Management of Delaware, Inc. (SSWM).(Mexico City)(underground bioremediation solutions)(Brief Article)
February 1, 2004

Electrosistemas Industriales y Comerciales S.A. de Mexico (Esicom).(Mexico City)(Validian)(Brief Article)
February 1, 2004

Pemex, Mexico's state-owned oil company, has selected San Antonio, Texas-based Tidelands Oil & Gas Corp. (TIDE) to design, build and operate an underground natural gas storage facility near Reynosa.(Around the Country)(Brief Article)
February 1, 2004

After having plans for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving terminal on Vallejo's Mare Island, Shell is pursuing plans for a similar installation in Baja California.(Around the Country)(Sempra Energy )(Brief Article)
February 1, 2004

Corporacion Durango, S.A. de C.V., the largest integrated paper producer in Mexico, has announced that as part of its overall financial and operations restructuring process, it has divested certain non-strategic assets.(Around the Country)(Brief Article)
February 1, 2004

Bang out the new year: Bolsa, peso make impressive strides in first weeks of 2004.(Market Moves)(Institutional Revolutionary Party)
February 1, 2004

Local flavor spices presidential pudding: coming state elections will serve as telling prelude to battle for whole enchilada in 2006.(Politics)
February 1, 2004

Peso on the precipice: after hitting all-time low, lean currency expected to put some meat back on its bones in coming months.
February 1, 2004

Gov. Ortiz lays down money plan: Bank of Mexico governor touts fiscal reform, sees warning signs in mounting U.S. deficit.(Guillermo Ortiz)
February 1, 2004

Legal ease.
February 1, 2004

Grounded by Uncle Sam: holiday cancellations, increased inspections have Mexican air travelers crying unilateralism.
February 1, 2004

Duck floats at Los Pinos: President Fox dealt debilitating defeat as Congress says no to fiscal reform.
February 1, 2004

Nafta's birthday party: on its 10th anniversary, revolutionary trade deal remains an enigma--has it been good or bad for Mexico?(North American Free Trade Agreement)
February 1, 2004

Mad cow makes U.S. the black sheep: American beef exports get stopped at border as world reacts to one diseased cow.
February 1, 2004

Postcard from rebel stronghold: Zapatistas defiantly strengthen autonomous communities in struggle to find rural utopia.
February 1, 2004

Three men--one shot at Bush: Democrats waiting for a leader to emerge from their muddled candidate pool.(Election 2004)
February 1, 2004

A union queen without a crown: ousted Elba Esther Gordillo figures to wield her power dramatically within the fragmented PRI.
February 1, 2004

The battle within: internecine struggle in former ruling party gets nasty; deputies pick sides and exchange insults.
February 1, 2004

Davidow Goes Off the Record in 'El Oso y El Puercoespin'.(Book Review: El Oso y El Puercoespin ("The Bear and the Porcupine"),)(Book Review)
February 1, 2004

Magical ride into history: accomplished director splashes creative patina over Mexico's greatest icon in new film, "Zapata".
February 1, 2004... It began as a lucid dream and has grown to become the most expensive film project in the history of Mexican cinema. About six years ago, director Alfonso Arau was seeking Hollywood financing for "Zapata," a mystical story of Mexican...

No free Internet lunch: the bubble long busted, Web sites turn to selling content to survive.
February 1, 2004

The Sacred City: Mesoamerican beliefs mix with Christian teachings in vibrant Puebla town of Cholula.
February 1, 2004

Haza-Paleta crew shine in 'La Prueba'.(Art Watch)(Proof)(Theater Review)
February 1, 2004

Luis Barragan.(The Beautiful People)(Biography)
February 1, 2004

Cambalache.(Inside Eating Out)(Restaurant Review)
February 1, 2004

Restaurant Guide.
February 1, 2004

Blaming Nafta: a convenient scapegoat, trade deal unfairly criticized by the indolent.(Free Trade Agreement, 1992, United States-Canada-Mexico)
February 1, 2004