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Mexican economy expected to grow by 3%

07/16/09 08:56

Mexican Finance Minister Agustin Carstens is optimistic that the country's gross domestic product can grow by as much as 3 percent by the end of the year, he said in an announcement last Tuesday.

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Oil Exploration in Mexico by Petroleos Mexicanos

Oil exploration seems to be reaching new heights, globally. In Mexico, particularly, the government is likely to be increasing oil exploration on a vast scale.

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Mexican gov't accused of torture in drug wars

Human rights groups have accused the Mexican army of using violence to combat the drug wars that continue to plague the country.

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Twin-engine Cessna crashed in Gulf of Mexico

Search for a missing plane that crashed in the Gulf of Mexico started 3 p.m. Wednesday is still on going. The Coast Guard is looking for 5 people on board of a twin engine Cessna aircraft and its crash site.

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Avacsa suspended for third time this month

Mexican authorities have suspended air carrier Aviacsa Airlines for the third time this month, saying that the carrier still owes the government 292 million pesos ($22 million) for using Mexican airspace.

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Mexico may recover soon

Mexico may finally make a breathe of relief very soon as authorities already see early signs of bottoming out in the economy.

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4 bodies found in Mexico, 3 were decapitated

Four bodies were found in two different parts of the state, three of which were found without heads. A severed head was also found.

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Mexico's credit rating to be reduced in third quarter

Mexico's credit rating will be cut in the third quarter, as the national government continue to acquire support to reduce dependence on oil revenue, according to Claudio Loser, a former IMF Western Hemisphere director.

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The Ongoing Battle Against Illegal Drug Dealers in Mexico

Illegal Drugs have been the number one menace to any government known to planet. Mexico and Venezuela have been infamous and tainted with the image of bloody violence and domination of illegal drug trade and violence.~ Any decent government wouldn't want a country dominated by drug lords so the Mexican government launched an extensive campaign to finally put an end to the ruthless killing concerning illegal drug trade. Read the rest of this here:

News: AFP: Extra troops fail to staunch Mexico bloodshed