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11-Dec-2007
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  • Quality New Mexico names top achievers (BizJournals)

    Bohannan Huston Inc. and Sandia Laboratory Federal Credit Union are among the 2007 Quality New Mexico honorees. They will each receive the organization's Roadrunner award.


  • Drug tunnel found on U.S.-Mexico border (AP via Yahoo! News)

    The U.S. Border Patrol said Monday that it discovered a secret tunnel that may have been used for smuggling drugs across the U.S.-Mexico border east of San Diego.


  • Calderon Says Mexico's Economy to Grow More Than 3% This Year (Bloomberg.com)

    Dec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- President Felipe Calderon said Mexico's economic growth will be ``significantly higher'' than 3 percent in 2007. ``Some estimate growth this year of about 3 percent,'' Calderon said today in an interview with Mexico City-based Radio Formula.


  • Candy Imported From Mexico Recalled Due To Lead (NBC 5 Dallas Fort Worth)

    A syrup candy imported from Mexico is being voluntarily recalled after state health officials found excessive levels of lead, Texas officials say.


  • Calderon Says Mexico to Expand More Than 3% in 2007 (Update2) (Bloomberg.com)

    Dec. 4 (Bloomberg) -- President Felipe Calderon said Mexico's economic growth will be ``significantly higher'' than 3 percent in 2007, topping analysts' estimates.


  • Mexico auto sector fears import of U.S. scrap cars (Reuters via Yahoo! Malaysia News)

    MEXICO CITY, Dec 4 - Mexico's auto sector, hit by a deluge of second-hand imports from the United States, urged the government on Tuesday to stop the entry of beaten-up cars and trucks from U.S. junk yards.


  • Mexico Voices Hollywood for Rest of Latin America (NPR)

    Mexico historically has been the capital for dubbing Hollywood films and TV shows into Spanish for the rest of Latin America. We meet the Spanish voice behind Russell Crowe and some industry heavyweights who say Mexican dubbing gives the rest of Latin America a taste of Mexican culture.


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