Articles from Business Mexico (July 1, 2001)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"We always win, no matter what". (Asides).		Brief Article	110
15 minutes with ... Francisco Gil Diaz: The Finance Secretary talks about the government's tax reform and its prospects for success in Congress. (Interview).	Gower, Matthew	Interview	1251
Alfonso Cuaron. (Para arriba).		Brief Article	65
All for one: Citigroup's multi-billion-dollar purchase of Banamex is a landmark on the road to the banking sector's recovery. (Banking & Finance).	Olvera, Rafael	Brief Article	627
Banking on Mexico: Hector Rangel Domene, president of the Mexican Bankers' Association, talks about the citigroup/banacci deal, foreign ownership and the future of Mexico's banks. (Close Up).	Ilott, Dean	Brief Article	742
Betting on Hernandez. (Letters to the Editor).			99
Breves.	Craddock, Catherine		549
Cementos cruz azul soccer team. (Para arriba).		Brief Article	60
Don Francisco, born Mario Kreutzenberger. (Para arriba).		Brief Article	42
El Pujol. (Living in Mexico).	Craddock, Catherine	Brief Article	499
Fox goes to Asia. (New Business).		Brief Article	136
Frugal future. (Business Climate).			131
Growth blues. (New Business).		Brief Article	224
Home Cookin'. (Asides).		Brief Article	87
Indicators.		Brief Article	91
Labor face-off.	Blears, James		2420
Lap! Pow! Slap!: Sure it's wacky, but this anthropologist shows that there's more to Lucha Libre than masked men in tights. (Living in Mexico).	Ulloa, Sergio		1525
Letter to our Readers.	Craddock, Catherine	Column	317
Merger mess: Healthy company alliances take time and resources, and a little something called "surgery". (Management).	Adler, Ilya		649
Mexico's top 50 foreign companies: Once more, business Mexico brings you its ranking of Mexico's top 50 foreign companies, with a retrospective on the year 2000 and a look at things to come. (Cover).	Gower, Matthew	Statistical Data Included	2386
Monterrey tec leads the field in online education, and there's nothing "virtual" about it. (Surfing for credit).	Senzek, Alva		1109
More gas, please. (New Business).		Brief Article	133
Movin' on up: Mexico City and federal micro-credit programs aim to help small-business owners finally get a piece of the pie. (Spotlight).	Hecht, John		1487
Nice tourism section. (Letters to the Editor).			55
Norteno meets techno in Tijuana's melting pot. (Living in Mexico).	R., Jose Fernandez	Brief Article	330
Northern star: Having overcome last year's natural gas crisis, monterrey is still carrying the torch of Mexican business. (Regional Report).	Dowling, Julian		2797
Omnilife-body shop talks. (New Business).		Brief Article	153
On the road to enlightenment: Savvy students use the Web before setting foot on campus--and sometimes instead of going to class. (Mexico on the Web).	Mader, Ron	Brief Article	523
Pemex news. (New Business).		Brief Article	158
Piracy update: Hard facts to swallow. (Tech Talk).	Hinch, Emily		768
Private-sector SOS. (New Business).		Brief Article	264
Puebla to panama revisited. (New Business).		Brief Article	195
Restaurant guide. (Living in Mexico).			773
Spendthrifts at los pinos. (New Business).		Brief Article	149
Telesecundaria, the SEP's successful televised education program, changes with the times. (Prime Time).	Thomas, Traviss		1277
The best laid plans ... Fox's national development plan is full of good ideas, but building a common policy platform will be another matter. (Politics).	Rendon, Joel Estudillo		619
The state of the union: Do recent strikes and labor reforms point the way to a new union culture in Mexico? (Spotlight).	Kastelein, Barbara		1588
The two Fridas. (Asides).		Brief Article	208
Two of Mexico's top universities show that cross-border cooperation and alliances benefit not just students, but the institutions and countries involved. (Education Exchange).	de Lopez, Rhona Statland		1407
What are trees good for after all? (Asides).		Brief Article	119
Who's afraid of the Citigroup/Banacci deal? (New Business).		Brief Article	254