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Articles in December, 2001 issue of Internet Securities

• Mexican CEOs Among Biggest Earners In The World.
• Employers Should Not Rely On Reform To Income Tax Law: Specialist.
• Ixe Begins Process To Sell Stake In Afore XXI.
• Apasco Confirms Interest In Texcoco Airport Project.
• U.S. Producers Say Mexico Has Bad Eggs.
• Rockefeller Urges Businesses To Be Socially Responsible.
• America Movil Signs Agreement With Bell Canada, SBC International.
• BBVA-Bancomer Expects 10-Percent Increase In Commissions For 2002.
• Grupo Zurich Mexico Predicts 35-Percent Growth In Insurance Business.
• Consumer Spending In December Unlikely To Match Last Year.
• Cofetel Still Considering Interconnection Rates.
• Fox Has Done Little To Improve Transparency: CIDE.
• Lower Interest Rates Pressuring Banks: Scotiabank-Inverlat.
• Penoles Continues Acquisition Talks.
• Derbez To Discuss Border Delays With U.S. Counterparts.
• CNBV Intervenes In Foreign Exchange Operator.
• Banamex-Citibank Develop Cross-Border Credit.
• Aeropuertos De Paris Looking For Mexican Associate.
• Pegaso Sale Wouldn't Affect PanAmSat.
• Decline In Consumer Spending Unlikely To Be Strong: ABN AMRO.
• Mexico Will See Benefit Of China In WTO: Moore.
• Mexican Truck Sales Continue Decline.
• Mexican Trade Balance Increases In October.
• Mexican Clothing Industry Predicts 6-Percent Decline For 2001.
• Hylsamex Pitches Plan To Restructure Debt.
• Lending To Pick Up When Banks Complete Mergers: ABM.
• Telephone Tax Could Lead To 3 Billion-Dollar Loss In Canceled Lines.
• Small Mexican Airlines In Debt To Government Authorities.
• Federal Government And Legislators Seem To Agree On Budget Deficit.
• Appeals Of Sugar Expropriations Could Show Results In First Half Of 2002.
• Nissan Mexicana Increases Sales During Difficult Year.
• Infonavit To Announce 2002 Goals.
• Proposed Tax Would Help Telmex, Hinder Competitors: Expert.
• Senate Approves Support For Airlines.
• Airlines To Receive 32 Million Pesos In Aid For Navigation Services.
• Gil Optimistic Of Results Of Construction Stimulus.
• New Credit Bureau Law Will Start Clock Ticking.
• Grupo Contal Expands Presence In Comarca Lagunera.
• Automotive Exports To United States Show Mixed Results.
• Unemployment To Exceed 1 Million Until Second Half Of 2002: Experts.
• Mexico's Silicon Valley Plans To Become Creative Center.
• Goverment Set To Launch Business Support Program.
• Current Public Investment At Same Level As 20 Years Ago: CMIC.
• Carlos Slim Calls For Equal Treatment Of Foreign Investors.
• Mexico Leads Latin America In Burger King Growth.
• Four Bidders Interested In Aseguradora Hidalgo.
• Engineers Call For Eradication Of Corruption In Public Works.
• Winners Of Sidek Assets To Receive Financial Details.
• Mexico's Electricity Problems Are Nothing Like California's: CFE Chief.
• Crop Diseases Hold Back Mexican-U.S. Agricultural Trade: U.S. Official.
• Banorte Makes Final Payment For Bancrecer.
• McDonald's Mexico May 'Win' Legal Battle With Cabin Donuts.
• Telefonica Continues Talks To Buy Chunk Of Pegaso.
• Cost Of Bank Bailout Reaches 619 Billion Pesos.
• FEMSA Developing Frequent Shopper Cards For Oxxo.
• Aereas Azteca Certified For U.S. Destinations.
• Tourist Traffic Down At ASUR Airports.
• Cofetel Pleased With Results Of Study.
• Mexican Oil Estimate Should Be Between 15 And 16 Dollars: Analyst.
• Restaurant Head Urges Tax Deductibility.
• Banco Del Atlantico Story May Not Be Over.
• Wise Shopping Leads To Big Savings For Mexican Consumers.
• Societe General To Maintain Mexican Strategy.
• Bital CEO Confident Of Bank's Future.
• Todito.com Launches Inexpensive ISP Service.
• McDonald's Mexico Faces Stiff Competition.
• Concanaco Returns To Folds Of CCE.
• Mexican Automobile Production Slows In November.
• IPAB To Sell 4 Thousand Credits From Failed Banks.
• Fitch Reaffirms Ratings On Banamex.
• Canieti Warns Legislators About Dangers Of Proposed Telephone Tax.
• Small Mexican Airlines Fly Scrap Sent From United States: Mexicana CEO.
• Mexican Truckers Consider Closing Borders, Interfering With Maquiladoras.
• CIE To Begin Tenders For Hotel Project.
• Mexican Online Consumers Returning To Mexican Websites.
• Legislators Continue To Consult With Ministry Over 2002 Budget.
• Grupo Mexico To Cancel Line Of Credit.
• Mexico Needs Free Trade Agreement With Japan: Comce.
• Telephone Tax Would Endanger Government's Goals.
• Cement Is 71-Percent More Expensive In Mexico.

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