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Articles in January, 2003 issue of Internet Securities

• Chicken and egg prices to remain unchanged in Q1.
• Penalties for contracting illegal insurance will be reduced.
• Banxico's increases to corto fail to stop interest rates increasing in 2002.
• PRI to present alternative electricity reform proposal.
• BBVA: Mexico advances in fiscal and monetary matters.
• Mexico begins industrial exports to EU.
• Banxico and congressional elections will generate volatility in 2003.
• Difficult year for Mexico City Stock Exchange.
• Federal government issues ultimatum to CNI and TV Azteca.
• US$50mn a year is stolen from ATMs in Mexico.
• KPMG: 2003 Miscellaneous Fiscal Tax Resolution threatens employment.
• Television companies reach truce.
• Passenger flows in Asur airports increased 14.2% in December.
• Treasury official announces reduced electricity rates for agricultural sector.
• Sener reports Mexico could expand oil export platform by 100,000 barrels.
• Even without reforms Mexico is still attractive says Moody's.
• Investors to pay 0.5% tax for saving.
• Inflation reaches 5.7% for 2002 -1.2% over target.
• Price of Mexican oil rises 3.5% to US$28.26.
• Public debt to be more expensive due to tax on investments.
• AMHM confirms that Gaming law will be discussed in new congressional period.
• Beverage sector to grow 4.0% in sales volume during 2003.
• Primer Minister of Ireland to visit Mexico Tuesday.
• Machinandiarena named new president of Coca-Cola Latin America.
• U.S. courts to decide on Mexican tuna sales.
• Grupo Marti to invest US$12 million in 2003.
• First District judge throws out CNI-TV Azteca case.
• S&P rates America Movil stock certificate program at "mxAAA".
• Publishers ask Senate to abolish 15% IVA on magazines.
• ECLAC predicts 3-4% growth for Mexico this year.
• Senate calls Cerisola to give evidence in CNI-TVAzteca case.
• Mexico attracts 69% of total FDI to Latin America.
• Tellez recommends industrializing economy instead of retouching Nafta.
• U.S. court rules that DOT must carry out environmental impact studies on Mexican trucks.
• Telcel cuts cell phone rates to avoid tax.
• Prosa is not for sale, says director.
• Telcel obtains long-distance concession.
• Hipotecaria Nacional gains 29% market share.
• Congress makes tax collection instruments more flexible.
• Merrill Lynch says Mexico will grow just 2.9% this year.
• International reserves reach record US$48.32bn.
• Avantel continues to operate with 100% foreign capital.
• SCT extends Alestra's concession.
• Labor reform goes to parliamentary conference.
• Travel agencies fear extinction due to new measures from airlines.
• Fox promises 150mn pesos to rebuild after Colima quake.
• Mitsubishi interested in CFE auctions.
• Watson Wyatt reports many companies deciding against pay rises.
• TMM could return to shipping investments.
• Ortiz foresees greater unrest in markets.
• Popular credit institutions to manage money transfers.
• Dutch Minister of Economy praises Mexican economy.
• Microsoft to finance SMEs.
• Unefon presents proof in case against legal team.
• Mitsubishi opens another dealership in Mexico City.
• Union Fenosa asks for security to double investments.
• Legal uncertainty plagues electricity sector.
• TV Azteca: Moreno Valle merely using courts.
• Construction companies report slight increase in production.
• Analysts say jump in exchange rate will pressure prices.
• CMIC: Supporting infrastructure investment with Pidiregas risky business.
• Bancomext grants US$6.99bn in credit in 2002.
• U.S. lifts embargo on Mexican tuna.
• Telmex will invest US$24mn in Quintana Roo.
• Sidek postpones liquidation process.
• Pemex lacks capacity to sell gasoline to Venezuela.
• BBVA-Bancomer: Construction and housing industries to grow strongly in coming years.
• CFE cancels works on four generator plants.
• 13 states receive 80% of money orders sent from U.S.
• Mexico registers more than US$12bn in oil exports.
• Gil Diaz: Support for agricultural sector reaches 84bn pesos.
• Tobacco advertising money changing destinations due to restrictions.
• Low shrimp consumption in Mexico despite high production.
• Mexico and United States negotiate migration agreement.
• Maquiladoras expect growth to be sparse in 2003.
• BBVABancomer to strengthen services for SMEs.
• PRI: Usabiaga remarks provoke agriculture sector.
• T1msn names Maria Teresa Arnal as new general director.
• Treasury investigates tax evasion of 7bn pesos.
• Soriano says tax breaks for agriculture not enough.

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