Mexico News - July 2005

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Country	Title	Date	Source	Language
Mexico	Mining production rise 12.9 percent in May	29-Jul	EFE	Spanish
Mexico	Mexico leftist conquers capital, runs for president	28-Jul	Reuters	English
Mexico	Mexican Central Bank Cuts 2005 GDP Growth Forecast on US	27-Jul	Bloomberg	English
Mexico	Mexico Madrazo Seeks Party Unity in Presidential Bid	26-Jul	Bloomberg	English
Mexico	Mexican retail sales increase 3.7% in May	25-Jul	Dow Jones	Spanish
Mexico	Mexico Holds Interest Rates Unchanged for Fourth Month as Inflation Slows	22-Jul	Bloomberg	English
Mexico	US industrial revival may trickle south of border	21-Jul	Reuters	English
Mexico	Mexico leaves behind external debt 20 years after crisis	20-Jul	EFE	Spanish
Mexico	Housing construction will rise 4.7 percent in 2005	19-Jul	EFE	Spanish
Mexico	The country's indirect employment rises	18-Jul	El Universal	Spanish
Mexico	Oil Rises for a Second Day as Mexico Shuts Fields on Hurricane	18-Jul	Bloomberg	English
Mexico	Mexico Buys $2.88 Billion of Central Bank Reserves	14-Jul	Bloomberg	English
Mexico	Mexico's May Industrial Production Growth Slows to 3%	12-Jul	Bloomberg	English
Mexico	Mexico recovers jobs in June, back at 2000 levels	11-Jul	Reuters	English
Mexico	Mexico's Lopez Obrador Falls in Presidential Polling, El Universal Says	11-Jul	Bloomberg	English
Mexico	Mexican Consumer Prices Fell 0.1 Percent in June, Second Monthly Decline	7-Jul	Bloomberg	English
Mexico	Mexican Fixed Investment Grows 12.3% in April over 2004	7-Jul	Dow Jones	Spanish
Mexico	Leading Indicator for Mexican Economy Declines 0.1% in April	6-Jul	Reuters	Spanish
Mexico	Mexican Crude Production Rises to Record in Five Years	5-Jul	Dow Jones	Spanish
Mexico	Mexican International Reserves Rise US$ 1.2 Billion in June	5-Jul	EFE	Spanish
Mexico	Consumer Confidence Rises 1 Pct in June in Mexico	4-Jul	Reuters	Spanish
Mexico	Mexican Remittances Grow 18.67% from January to May	4-Jul	Reuters	Spanish
Mexico	Mexico's Institutional Revolutionary Party Wins Two State Governors' Races	4-Jul	Bloomberg	English
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