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Articles in April, 2001 issue of Internet Securities

• Mexican-Owned Companies Move Into Franchising.
• Mexico's Interacciones Seeks Bigger Stake In Mutual Funds.
• Consumers Upset By AOL Mexico Marketing Tactics.
• Bancrecer Bids Scheduled For Late April.
• Aspe Quits Vector To Run Investment Bank.
• Mexico's CIE Acquires Rio De Janeiro Venue.
• Banorte Partner, Acquisition Search Continues.
• U.S. Downturn Impacts Mexican Apparel Makers.
• Mexico, Lombardy Seek To Boost Investment, Trade.
• Yucatan, Mexico, Gets PCC Plant.
• SSB Sees 1Q Sales Down At Mexican TV Companies.
• Mexican Opposition Splits On Administration Tax Plan.
• Cofetel Seeks Tele-Density Commitment From Carriers.
• Mexico's Chemicals Trade Gap Widens.
• Telmex Commands Internet Access Market.
• Elektra Living On Time Payments.
• Transport Calls On Government To Ease Cost Administration.
• Mexico Hopes For More Swedish Investment.
• Mexican Cement Producers 12th In World.
• Pemex Domestic Sales Up.
• KFC Wants 1,000 Restaurants.
• Congress Can Enrich Fiscal Reform, Fox Says.
• Maquiladora Cutbacks In Coahuila.
• Fenosa To Open Hermosillo Power Plant.
• Televisa Shares In Demand.
• Mexican Organic Farm Exports At 137 Million Dollars Per Year.
• U.S. Downturn Seen Impacting Mexican 1Q Earnings.
• Mexico To Privatize Highways By Year's End: Ministry.
• Nissan Mexicana 1Q Sales 48,550 Units.
• Mexico Inflation Forecasts Unchanged: Survey.
• Coca-Cola Mexico Denies Backing Bottler Mergers, Alliances.
• Siemens Wins Mexico Substation, Feeder Contract.
• Pemex 2000 Sales Up 39 Percent; After-Tax Earnings Down.
• Renault Opens Third Mexico Dealership.
• Delphi Plants Earn ISO-14001 Certification.
• Mexico's Fox Rejects Banco De Mexico GDP Forecast.
• Bank Of America To Acquire Stake In Mexican Media Company (Correction).
• Tricon Plans Aggressive Expansion In Mexico.
• Dresdner To Shut Mexico Office.
• Mexican LP Gas Distributors To Cooperate With Authorities.
• Strong Peso No Immediate Threat To Mexico, Nobel Winner Says.
• Volkswagen Mexico Production Cuts Seen Impacting Local Suppliers.
• Mexican Taxpayers Number 7 Million: Report.
• Bimbo Chases Argentine Acquisition.
• Mexican Natural Gas Group Welcomes Trilateral Energy Accord.
• Mexican Auto Dealers Lobby End To New Vehicle Tax.
• Midicel License Dispute Not Done Yet: Ministry Source.
• Mexican Chemicals Industry 1Q Sales Up 3.2 Percent.
• Mexican Natural Gas Imports To Rise: Ministry.
• Petalco Power Station Comes On Line; Probes Continue.
• Radio Centro Reports 1Q Net Loss Of 12 Million Pesos.
• Autlan, Creditors Seen Striking Deal By June.
• Grupo Alfa 1Q Operating Profit Down 50 Percent.
• Mexico 1Q GDP Growth Likely 2 Percent: Central Bank.
• Corruption A Problem At Pemex: Zambrano.
• Toyota Plans Mexico Sales, Not Plant.
• Mexico To Launch 10-Digit Long-Distance Numbers.
• Mexican Opposition Outlines Alternative Tax Plan.
• Banco De Mexico Releases Annual Monetary Policy Report.
• Mexico Moves To Protect Yellow-Fin Tuna Stocks.
• Mexico Urged To Foster Mutual Funds Culture.
• Mexico's Maquiladoras Predict Single-Digit Export Growth.
• Potential Hyslamex Buyer, Partner Begins Due Diligence.
• Privatization Must Follow Tax Reform: Mexican Think Tank.
• Mexico's ASM Security Predicts 100-Percent Sales Growth.
• Veracruz To Levy Payroll Tax In May: Official.
• Mexican Communications, Transport Minister Defends Tax Plan.
• Gas Natural Mexico Under Attack In Monterrey.
• Pemex Needs Massive Investment: IFC.
• Mexican Power Industry Not In Crisis: Expert.
• Mexico Development Banking To Remain In State's Hands.
• Mexican Builders Welcome Decision To Drop Housing Tax.
• U.S. Ban On Mexican Trucks To Be Lifted Jan. 1, 2002.
• Mexican Tax Reform Needed To End Evasion: Official.
• Mexican Finance Minister Defends Administration Tax Plan.
• Bimbo Fears VAT.
• Publishing Industry Seeing Red Lights.
• Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia Sign Oil Agreement.
• Energy Problems Threaten Industrial Development.
• Azteca Airlines Held Up By SCT.

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