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Articles in February, 2002 issue of Internet Securities

• Finance Ministry Announces Quarterly Revenue Estimates.
• Less Than Half Of Working Mexicans Covered By Pension System.
• Can Producers Ask Government Not To Put Tariff On Tin.
• Cosme Torrado To Open Starbucks In Mexico.
• Mastercard Corporate Cards Offer Insurance Against Misuse.
• Mexican Consumer Confidence Drops In February.
• Ixe Sells Afore To Prudential International.
• Mexico Needs To Convert Informal Economy: OECD.
• Banks Set Goals For Direct Debit Services.
• Economists Criticize Higher Public Payroll Spending.
• Arthur Andersen Plays Big Part In Mexican Market.
• New Direct Payment Services Unlikely To Have Extra Cost.
• Telmex Suffers From Higher Fourth-Quarter Costs.
• Private Industry Refuses To Sign Government's Cooperation Agreement.
• Reduction Of Electricity Subsidies Not Enough: Experts.
• Gross Fixed Investment Drops In November.
• Mini Zini Finds Places In Mexican Automobile Market.
• Investors To Pay Income Tax On Cetes.
• Banco De Mexico Attempts To Counter Effects Of Higher Electricity Prices.
• Amid Regulatory Confusions, Companies Sell Automobile Insurance.
• Televisa To Make Investment Grade This Year: S&P.
• Mexico's Investment Grade Makes Companies More Competitive; Bancomext.
• Telecom Companies Have Good Chances Of Winning Appeals: Expert.
• Investment Fund Industry Grows By 40 Percent In 2001: Prudential Apolo.
• Car Distributors Association Launches Tax Appeal.
• Mexico's Used Car Prices Drop.
• Mexican Cigarette Companies Raise Prices Following Tax Increase.
• Philips Expects Higher Sales Due To Electricity Price Increase.
• Mexican Companies Import Automobiles Duty-Free.
• U.S. Government Frowns On Mexico's Soft Drink Tax.
• Salomon Smith Barney Lowers Rating On Coca-Cola Femsa.
• Mexican money orders total US$24.3mn per day in 2001.
• Bancomext helps footwear companies sell US$500,000 in Las Vegas.
• Chamber of Deputies sits on budget reform.
• Telmex issues US$275.8mn in stock certificates.
• PRI seeks to make CFE and LyFC public companies.
• Comercial Mexicana joins forces with Nafin to improve relationship with suppliers.
• Banxico says economy could recover in 2Q02.
• Banks try to keep up with new tax-collector role.
• In Europe, Montiel captures investments for US$1.2 billion.
• Mexico needs big investments in petrochemicals.
• Am?rica Telecom operating profits rise 44.2% in 4Q01.
• US$250mn to be invested in electricity generation in Tamaulipas.
• Works on second tiers of Perif?rico and Viaducto will be auctioned in 4-5km stretches.
• Corrections to fiscal reform could lead to legal confusion.
• ANTAD reports sales increase during January.
• Mexican Communications Academy born.
• Government to fix new price of US$3 per million BTU for natural gas.
• APEC forum to promote SMEs and women's rights.
• Maquiladoras leave Mexico as labor costs rise.
• Tamaulipas farmers says NE Mexico "will burn" if Rio Grande water is given to U.S.
• Iusacell in favor of WTO panel in telecom issue.
• Consar votes to modify investment requirements for Siefores.
• El Barzon: Producers suffer from 'financing drought'.
• Starbucks plans to open 15 shops in Mexico.
• Sugar industry needs US$650 million urgently.
• Mexican businessman joins TransAlta board to help augment presence in Mexico.
• Banks fear Fobaproa will become a 'never-ending story'.
• Telmex and Worldcom amend interconnection agreement.
• Pemex and other public bodies to be audited by ASF.
• Grupo PYP signs contract with Pemex Exploraci?n.
• Hylsamex Suffers 10-Percent Drop In Revenues.
• Marcatel President Says Cofetel Appointments Are Improvement.
• Fox Orders Postponement Of Electricity Rate Increase.
• Tax Change Increases Demand For Company Credit Cards.
• Mexican Banks Report 124-Percent Jump In Profits.
• Economy Ministry Works To Support Small Suppliers.
• Radio Broadcasters Look Forward To Arbitron Ratings.
• Mexican Airlines Rise From Lows: SCT.
• Afore ING Leads Pack In Annual Return.
• MexDer Beats January Expectations.
• Government Should Go Ahead With Reduction Of Electricity Subsidies: Expert.
• Federal Government Reduces List Of Suppliers.
• Mercedes Benz Mexico To Invest 8 Million Dollars In 2002.
• Sidek Decides Against Legal Action.
• Mexican Inflation Up 0.92 Percent In January.
• Jumex Plans On Continued High Growth.
• Telcel Signs Deal To Distribute New Nokia Phone.
• Pemex Places 1.5 Billion Dollars In Debt.
• Mexican-Japanese Free Trade Talks Expected To Hinge On Agriculture.

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