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Articles in March, 2004 issue of Internet Securities

• Inflation expectations on the rise.
• Fox's popularity wanes.
• Caleron confident that Congress will pass energy reform.
• Ortiz highlights approach of Mexico to economic stability.
• CFC approves purchase of BBVA Bancomer.
• ICA places debt for US$230mn.
• Consumer confidence index up 1.9% in February.
• Fox promises savings equal to US$900mn in 2004.
• Grupo Radio Centro must pay Infored US$21 million.
• SAT and CNBV to investigate possible tax evasion by BBVA.
• Pylypciow: We are far from having an efficient pension system.
• Big Cola accused of unfair competition.
• Lopez Obrador and PRD will lose popularity over corruption scandals.
• Advertisers cautious about dissolution of Infored and Radio Centro alliance.
• Telmex on the trail of Brazilian firm Embratel.
• Hylsamex optimistic about results in Q1.
• Sigma projects investments of US$60nm in 2004.
• CEESP: Markets may pass on tab for corruption cases.
• Calderon: Organized crime involved in Pemex fuel thefts.
• Lamosa to invest US$66 million in 2004.
• HSBC plans to increase credit.
• "Political scandals" not likely to slow down foreign investments.
• Slim criticizes macroeconomic situation in Mexico.
• Mexico now fourth supplier of oil to U.S.
• Plastic industry demands investments in petrochemical sector.
• Govt. to restructure salaries in public sector.
• Mexico-Japan FTA will benefit automobile industry.
• Private sector urges country to take advantage of FTAs.
• Mexico loses US$60bn per year due to corruption.
• Business sector acknowledges that fiscal reform will not happen this year.
• Private sector: Lack of reforms hamper economic recovery.
• ISSSTE reform to cost 13bn pesos.
• SME rejects pay rise proposal from LyFC.
• John West: Corruption and lack of reforms preventing growth.
• Medina supports foreign institution in Mexican banking system.
• Exports sustain economic recovery.
• Private sector calls for structural reforms.
• Mexico is third most important market for American Express.
• Pemex Petroquimica to integrate eight petrochemical complexes.
• Mexico and Costa Rica to boost bilateral trade.
• Canacero: Steel industry faces very uncertain future.
• Ambassador: Change of Spanish govt. will not affect relations with Mexico.
• Foreign investments in BMV increase 4.65% in February.
• ABM to reinforce measures against financing of terrorism.
• AmCham: Corruption scandals not damaging Mexico.
• Labor Congress: Labor reform and unemployment insurance will have to wait.
• Fox proposes reductions in electoral campaigns.
• Wholesale and retail sales up in January.
• Mexico lacks efficient corporate administration.
• Structural reforms will improve domestic economy.
• Banking sector registers best profits in history.
• WTO unable to resolve dispute over US tuna embargo.
• CRE authorizes Tractebel to increase gas prices.
• Mexico could revise or cancel trade accords.
• SE supports electronic sector.
• STP reports of 80,784 new jobs so far 2004.
• Holcim announces intention to buy remaining 6.57% of Apasco.
• IDB predicts Mexico to grow 2.8% in 2004.
• Union protests changes in airlines' management.
• Mexico still unable to cutback on grain imports.
• Automotive sector loses out on investment opportunities.
• Senators attack Arizona proposal to tax Mexican money remittances.
• Pahema wants to buy stock in Nadro.
• Apple imports pose risk to domestic farmers.
• SCT to call for tenders for new telecommunications projects.
• Employment still falling in construction.
• Beer sales outstripping tequila.
• CEESP: "Reforms imply costs but offer long term benefits".
• Govt. highlights results of austerity program.
• Mexico City 180th of 215 cities in quality of life.
• Marathon cancels investment plan in Baja California.
• ABM demands simplified regulation procedures.
• Fox: Upcoming U.S. presidential election not our affair.
• Manufacturing production down 1.7% in November.
• More job cuts coming in government dependencies.
• Conacon to fight for approval of reforms.
• CMIC: Highway works for US$3.8bn pesos in 2004.
• Only 20% of tourists in Mexico are foreign.
• Fox to present proposals to migration reform.
• DaimlerChrylser to invest US$100mn in Mexico.

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