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14-Nov-2007
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  • Copper miner Grupo Mexico shares soar after quakes (Reuters via Yahoo! Singapore News)

    Mexico CITY, Nov 14 - Shares of copper miner Grupo Mexico rose sharply on Wednesday after earthquakes shook northern Chile and halted some production of the red metal at major miners.


  • Mexico City migrants to pay reduced fees (KFDA-TV Amarillo)

    Associated Press - November 14, 2007 4:55 PM ET Mexico CITY (AP) - Mexico City residents who live in the U.S. can get free life insurance policies and pay lower fees to send money home.


  • N.M. man accused of 13 rapes in Mexico (AP via Yahoo! News)

    A New Mexico man accused of repeatedly crossing into Mexico and raping at least 13 women in their homes was formally notified of the charges he faces in a Mexican court.


  • Mexico Industrial Production Rises 0.4% in September (Update2) (Bloomberg.com)

    Nov. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Mexico's industrial production rose less than economists expected in September after guerrilla bombings cut natural gas service, forcing factories to shut.


  • Mexico enacts broad electoral reform (AP via Yahoo! News)

    A broad electoral reform that infuriated Mexico's broadcast industry by barring political parties from buying radio and television advertisements will take effect on Wednesday.


  • N.M. man accused of 13 rapes in Mexico (AP via Yahoo! News)

    A New Mexico man accused of repeatedly crossing into Mexico and raping at least 13 women in their homes was formally notified of the charges he faces Tuesday in a Mexican court.


  • Mexico City migrants to pay reduced fees (KXAN 36 Austin)

    Mexico CITY (AP) - Mexico City residents who live in the U.S. can get free life insurance policies and pay lower fees to send money home. The "Migrant Card" program was announced today by government officials and administered in conjunction with Mexican bank Banorte.


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