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Articles from Business Mexico (October 1, 2001)

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Title Author Type Words
15 minutes with: Christopher Campana; California's Deputy Secretary of International Trade and Investment talks about Mexico and California's new era of friendly--and profitable--relations. (Interview). Blears, James 1303
A time for politics: The moment for strategic political alliances has arrived. (Politics). Rendon, Joel Estudillo Brief Article 629
A WTO case stays in the background as Telmex gradually opens its network to U.S. competitors. Tuynman, Josh Brief Article 784
America sneezed: From San Francisco to Mexico City--a personal view of the dot-com recession. (Tech Talk). Tuynman, Josh Brief Article 651
Ana Guevara. (Para Arriba). Brief Article 27
Aute's multi-disciplinary "animal" resurfaces. (Living in Mexico). Fernandez R., Jose Brief Article 321
Back to the drawing board: It's going to take a little imagination and a lot of government incentives to bring rural telephony up to snuff. (Close-Up). Gower, Matthew Brief Article 639
Book vending machines. (Asides). Brief Article 117
Business Climate. Brief Article 223
Celebrating the Cervantino: After 29 years, the festival still boasts international talent and an array of performances for art lovers. (Living in Mexico). Ramos, Jose Fernandez Brief Article 523
Comision de Derechos Humanos del DF. (Para Arriba). Brief Article 15
Company News. Brief Article 249
Culture in your hands: Programa Nacional de Cultura 2001 - 2006. (Living in Mexico). Hinch, Emily Brief Article 470
El tren ligero. (Para Abajo). Brief Article 14
Family feud: The benefits of Nafta are indisputable, but several ongoing disputes show that touting free trade is not enough for a healthy regional partnership. (Cover). Kleinberg, Michael 1730
For better or for worse, Nafta has reshaped Mexico's agricultural sector. Randolph, Robert Brief Article 924
Full speed ahead: Despite the economic slowdown the long-term future of Mexico's auto sector looks bright--as long as it can adapt to further liberalization of the regional market. Watson, Andrew Industry Overview 2033
Growing unemployment. Brief Article 312
Guadalajara of old: How Mexico's Perla del Occidente came to be ... again and again. Ulloa, Sergio 1216
i Mama Mia! (Asides). 114
Jalisco lows: After a strong run over the past several years, tequila's home state is adjusting to rougher economic times for its key industries. (Regional Report). Hecht, John Statistical Data Included 2055
La Secretaria de Relaciones Exteriores. (Para Abajo). Brief Article 40
La Vineria. (Living in Mexico). Craddock, Catherine Brief Article 458
Letters to the Editor. 185
Maria Rojo. (Para Abajo). Brief Article 27
Microsoft likes E-Mexico. (New Business). Brief Article 118
Migration: Documented on the Web. (Mexico on the Web). Mader, Ron Brief Article 664
Office diplomacy: Resolving conflict in the office doesn't require the Midas touch, but being a good manager is absolutely necessary. (Management). Adler, Ilya Brief Article 628
One pro-trade senator's view on Nafta's agricultural shortcomings. Jacobs, Stevenson Brief Article 802
Operation Tourist: Squad Mexico. (Asides). Brief Article 109
Plunging truck sales brings the spotlight onto other sector woes. (Highway Blues). Gower, Matthew Brief Article 422
Pope: Globalize love. (Asides). Brief Article 80
Restaurant Guide. (Living in Mexico). Brief Article 997
Striking a deal with the Americas. Kleinberg, Michael Brief Article 675
Sugar Bailout. (New Business). Brief Article 262
Tango Effect: Argentina's most famous export has been making waves in Mexico for years, but there have never been this many die-hard aficionados. (Living in Mexico). Wallengren, Maja 1869
Terror fallout. (New Business). Gori, Graham Brief Article 375
The aftermath: Although local and foreign markets will suffer, longer-term investments could still bear fruit. (Market Moves). Lara, Martin Brief Article 652
The border trucking dispute is hodgepodge of conflicting interests. Gower, Matthew Brief Article 711
The working costs of free trade. Castellanos, Camila Brief Article 695
Vicente Fox. (Para Arriba). Brief Article 22
Virgin Alert. (Asides). Brief Article 68
WTO Doors Open to China. (New Business). Brief Article 196

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