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Articles in August, 2003 issue of Internet Securities

• Canacintra offers to create jobs and defend existing employment.
• Metal-mineral production up 1.7% in May.
• Fox tells of plan to fight contraband products.
• CFE increases imports.
• Mexico to demand WTO revision of U.S. quotas on cement, oil pipes and steel laminates.
• Merrill Lynch:Brazil more attractive than Mexico for investors.
• Mexico asks WTO for three trade panels against U.S. quotas.
• Mexico suffering from with problems in IT industry.
• Nearly 20,000 govt. workers accept early retirement.
• July inflation expected to be between 0.12% and 0.17%.
• Munoz Leo:Investments necessary for Pemex to grow.
• Commercial banking sector recovers 2,000 jobs in 2002.
• Automobile industry says sales are stalled.
• Mexico has third-highest video game piracy in world.
• Auto distributors prepare for 2004 market opening.
• Just 17.1% of taxpayers made tax declarations in Jan-June.
• Alliance for Agriculture program begins in Michoacan with 265mn pesos.
• Gamesa owns 75% of Maizoro stock.
• Satmex to face greater crisis if IEPS is charged.
• New Tourism Secretary supports casinos.
• Steel companies, workers reach agreement to end strike.
• Spices and sauces market worth US$250mn per year.
• PAN governors discuss agenda of structural reforms.
• SE investigating three countries for dumping steel plates.
• Sale of Ferrocarril del Noroeste to KCS delayed again.
• Financial system has not delivered says Gov. of Coahuila.
• Goodyear, Apasco team up to recycle tires.
• 500 layoffs likely at Iusacell.
• Enterasys looks to expand networks business.
• Canaco proposes IVA of up to 5% on food, medicines and schools.
• ANTAD:more chain stores to join bloc of WalMart competitors.
• Senator threatens to "veto" ISSSTE reform bill.
• School supplies sales reach 120mn pesos per day.
• Penoles closes mine in Guanajuato.
• Toyota to increase pick-up truck production in Mexico.
• Consar monitors Afores funds transfer.
• TMM looks for resources to pay off debts.
• Banks offer some ground to end Fobaproa scandal.
• Fox insists on legalizing "changarros".
• Telmex to keep rates stable.
• Canacintra to give prize for legislative merit.
• Asia continues to threaten Mexico in U.S. market.
• SE to import 120,000 tons of sugar to prevent shortage.
• Telmex freezes rates for 2004, betting on productivity and lower costs.
• Stock resources cheaper than banks.
• Banxico predicts economic recovery.
• Future of DF subsidies to Centro Historico uncertain.
• GDP per capita drops in first half 2003.
• Canales Clariond downplays drop in FDI.
• Concamin:formal employment more valuable than self-employment.
• Radical Studios invests US$400,000 in videogame.
• TFM tax devolution could reach US$950mn.
• Camesa analyzes stock options.
• Mobile telephone incomes reach fixed telephone earnings.
• Credit Bureau:individuals are better creditors than businesses.
• Economy Secretariat may apply tariff on cathode tubes for television.
• Comerci opens new distribution center.
• Court freezes ING accounts.
• ANTP says better regulation needed to boost transport industries.
• TMM buys back Mexrail from KCS.
• Solid expectations back up Televisa's advances.
• Labor Undersecretary says growth in unemployment is lower than other countries.
• Industrial leaders call for fiscal reform, stable gas prices.
• Mexico and EU to create certificate to fight fake tequilas in Europe.
• Nuevo Leon state government to issue 970mn pesos in stock certificates.
• Concamin group assails gas pricing scheme.
• New agreements to fight illegal commerce.
• LG Electronics to invest US$285 million in Mexico this year.
• Anatel vows that telecommunications market will recover.
• Armored car industry to enlarge market to medium-sized cars.
• Alestra and Wal-Mart strike deal for sale of prepaid long-distance phone cards.
• Without reforms, Mexico is destined for mediocrity, experts say.
• Conafovi reports increased housing loans in first half of 2003.
• Wal-Mart sales climb 9.8% in January-July.
• Contingent liabilities absorb fiscal surplus.
• Industrial exports reach US$356mn in Sinaloa.
• Leonel Godoy new PRD president after resignation of Robles.
• Congress calls for agriculture employment program.
• INEGI:Industrial production drops 1.7% in June.
• WTO summit:Negotiations expected to be tough on agricultural issue.

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