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Articles in October, 2001 issue of Internet Securities

• Mexican Airports Among Most Expensive In The World.
• Mexico To Make Investments In Renewable Energy.
• PRI Calls For Dialogue On Fiscal Reform.
• Mexico's Finance Ministry To Decide On Spending Cuts In December.
• Peugeot Citroen To Enter Mexican Market.
• Mexico's Serfin Puts Ceiling On Credit Card Interest Rate.
• Construction Industry Proposes Gasoline Tax To Support Highways.
• Mexican Unions Work To Minimize Tax Burden On Employees.
• Mexico's Sugar Bailout To Cost More Than 23 Billion Pesos: Deputy.
• Mexico Wants To Increase Trade With European Union.
• Mexico's Highways Suffer From Low-Quality Asphalt: Experts.
• U.S. Developers Uninterested In Building Mexican Power Plants.
• Lack Of Fiscal And Electricity Reform Could Put Pressure On Peso: Morgan Stanley.
• Finance Ministry Official Confident That Fiscal Reform Will Be Passed.
• Mexican Unions Not Impressed By Government's Economic Plan.
• Standard and Poor's Could Reduce Rating On Ahisa.
• Codemex Submits Late Bid For Bancrecer.
• Retail Sales On Mexican Side Of U.S. Border Expected To Climb.
• Guatemala Settles Legal Dispute With Telmex.
• Mexico Likely To Miss Goal For Budget Deficit: Analysts.
• Mexico's Country Risk Increases Due To Attacks Against United States.
• Political Agreement Not Enough: Mexican Business Leaders.
• Mexico's Productive Investment Declines In July.
• Much Work To Be Done In Mexican Banking System: Serfin.
• Experts Evaluate U.S. Attack's Impact On Mexican Economy.
• Mexican Airlines Cancel Flights And Routes.
• PGR Summons IPAB Officials To Testify In Money Laundering Case.
• Mexican Government Invests In Southern Region.
• Mexican Air Cargo Industry Expects Annual Decline.
• Legislators Confident Of Fast Approval Of Fiscal Reform.
• Japan Agrees To Support Small Businesses In Mexico.
• SanLuis Experiences Problems Making Debt Payments.
• Aztecas To Purchase Planes.
• Elections Hindering Fiscal Reform.
• Tax Strangling Wine Industry.
• Thrid-Quarter Consumer Spending To Rise By 3.1 Percent: Bursametrica.
• Parties Agree That Fiscal Reform Still Not Close To Approval.
• Frontier Economies Weather Crisis, New Visas.
• IPAB Should Be Split In Two: ABM.
• Telecom Commission President Gives Thumbs Down To More Foreign Investment.
• Budget Assumptions Don't Assume Approval Of Fiscal Reform: Finance Official.
• Government's Estimated Exchange Rate Is 'Cushioned:' Vanguardia.
• IPAB Head Defends Decision-Making Process.
• Energy Reform To Be Sent To Congress Soon: Martens.
• Sonora Maquiladora Industry Contracts Due To U.S. Slowdown.
• Plans For Serfin Light Were Top Secret.
• Free Trade Deal Should Be Backed By Adequate Labor Laws: Abascal.
• Congress Responsible For Approval Of Fiscal Reform: Gil.
• Carso, Telmex Sell ISP To SBC Communications.
• Debt-Heavy Companies Should Sell Non-Strategic Assets: Bursametrica.
• Concamin Demands Changes To Policy On Natural Gas.
• Legislators' Proposals On Income Taxes, IEPS Unacceptable: Coparmex.
• Mexico Ranks High In Survey Of Tax Evasion.
• Televisa Reports Decline In Operating Profits.
• Mexican Airlines Satisfied With Airport Decision.
• Banamex Announces Job Cuts.
• Airport Stores Won't Automatically Be Transferred To New Airport.
• America Movil Has Strong Third Quarter.
• Mexico Should Hurry On Fiscal Reform: Mundell.
• Conventions Canceled Following Terrorist Attacks.
• Mexican Companies Threaten To Import Natural Gas.
• Gruma Reports Stable Sales In Third Quarter.
• Maquiladora Industry In Worst Crisis In 15 Years.
• Mexican Banks Offer Lending Based On Direct Deposit Of Salary.
• Mexican Peso, Interest Rates, Likely To Suffer.
• America To Maintain Investments In Telcel For 2002.
• Mexican Financial Regulator Should Be Strengthened: IMF And World Bank.
• Mexico City Airport Works To Contain Costs.
• Mexico Can't Afford To Pass 'Just Any' Fiscal Reform: S&P.
• IPAB Board To Consider Bital-Atlantico Deal.
• San Luis Takes Steps To Confront Economic Situation.
• Banco De Mexico To Loosen Monetary Policy.
• Supermarkets Offer Credit And Wide Range Of Products.
• Dina Sues Canadian Truck Producer Over Broken Contract.
• Congress Did Not Invite Finance Ministry To Discuss Income Tax.
• Volkswagen De Mexico Suppliers To Cut Production.
• Banrural Close To Bankruptcy: Farmer's Confederation.
• Mexico's President Confident That Fiscal Reform Will Be Passed.
• Mexico's Travel Agencies Prepare Promotional Campaign.
• Mexico's International Reserves Increase.

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