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  • Mexico to Start Probe of Telmex by Early 2008, Perez Motta Says (Bloomberg.com)

    Nov. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Mexico's antitrust regulators expect to start an investigation into the nation's fixed-line telephone industry by early next year, a second challenge to the companies that made Carlos Slim a billionaire.


  • Mexico bus skids off cliff, kills nine (Stuff)

    A bus fell down a 100-metre-high cliff in western Mexico, killing nine passengers and injuring 25, emergency workers have said.


  • Mexico bus skids off cliff, kills nine (The New Zealand Herald)

    MEXICO CITY - A bus fell down a 100-meter-high cliff in western Mexico, killing nine passengers and injuring 25, emergency workers said yesterday.


  • Moderate quakes hit western and southern Mexico (Reuters via Yahoo! News)

    A moderate earthquake hit Michoacan state in western Mexico on Monday but there were no immediate reports of serious damage or casualties.


  • Dominici, Richardson Stir Up New Mexico Politics (NPR)

    New Mexico's long-time Sen. Pete Dominici has announced he won't run for reelection. Meanwhile, Gov. Bill Richardson is aiming for the White House. Blogger Joe Monahan discusses the state of New Mexico politics.


  • New Mexico firm buys ChampionsGate office building (BizJournals)

    A New Mexico investment company has purchased a three-story office building in ChampionsGate Resort for $8.8 million.


  • Some not laughing at New Mexico's ugly aliens tourism ads (USA Today)

    New Mexico bills itself as "The Land of Enchantment." But for weeks now, a contentious debate has raged among tourism officials here over a new state-financed advertising campaign.


  • Mexico funds will protect butterflies (AP via Yahoo! News)

    President Felipe Calderon unveiled a sweeping plan Sunday to curb logging and protect millions of monarch butterflies that migrate to the mountains of central Mexico each winter, covering trees and bushes and attracting visitors from around the world.


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