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- 2nd UPDATE: Bank of Mexico, Government To Boost Foreign Reserves (Fox News)
2nd UPDATE: Bank of Mexico, Government To Boost Foreign Reserves - Mexico's Carstens:Government, Central Bank To Boost Foreign Reserves (Fox News)
Mexico's Carstens:Government, Central Bank To Boost Foreign Reserves - NASA shuttles too pricey for New Mexico (UPI)
WHITE SANDS, N.M., Jan. 27 (UPI) -- Officials at New Mexico space museums said two NASA space shuttle orbiters are too expensive for their facilities, despite a drop in price to $28.8 million. - Feds seek to overturn Mexico City gay marriage law (AP via Yahoo! News)
Mexican federal prosecutors announced Wednesday that they will try to overturn Mexico City's gay marriage law, which allows same-sex couples to adopt children, on the grounds it violates the constitution. - Mexico Sees Record 15.7 Pct Drop in Remittances (ABC News)
Mexico sees record 15.7 percent annual drop in money sent home by migrants Mexico - New Mexico - United States - Government - Business and Economy - Spanish company plans New Mexico solar plant (AP via Yahoo! News)
A Spanish company plans to invest $1 billion to build a large solar energy production plant in New Mexico. - Chilean FA Announce May 16 Friendly Against Mexico (Goal.com via Yahoo! Sports)
Estadio Azteca will serve as site for a Chile-Mexico friendly, the Chilean football federation announced. - Carstens Says Mexico May Seek to Strengthen Reserves (Update1) (Bloomberg)
Jan. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Central bank Governor Agustin Carstens said Mexico may begin accumulating international reserves so the country can eventually withdraw from a $47 billion credit line with the International Monetary Fund. - ACTA Talks in Mexico to Address Transparency Concerns (PC World via Yahoo! News)
Secretive international talks about how to curb counterfeiting and Internet piracy are under way in Mexico this week. But instead of focusing on the subject at hand, negotiators will spend much of their time discussing transparency, or rather the lack of it in the whole process. - Carstens Says Mexico May Seek to Strengthen Reserves (Update2) (Bloomberg)
Jan. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Central bank Governor Agustin Carstens said Mexico may begin accumulating foreign reserves so the country can eventually withdraw from a $47 billion credit line with the International Monetary Fund.