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New laws make adoption in Mexico a riskier business

Saturday, 19 April 2008
New international efforts to control the trafficking of minors may complicate foreign couples’ hopes of adopting a Mexican baby.

Leftist takeover nixes fast-track Pemex reforms

Saturday, 19 April 2008
The probability that the energy reform bill will receive a speedy passage through Congress diminished after left-wing legislators stormed the podiums of the Senate and Chamber of Deputies and refused to budge. The legislators are demanding a full public debate of the reforms, which they say would lead to the privatization of Pemex, the state-owned oil company.

Calderon denounces Colombia deaths

Saturday, 19 April 2008
After six weeks eschewing the subject, President Felipe Calderon demanded justice for four Mexicans killed March 1 during a Colombian raid on an encampment of left-wing FARC guerillas in Colombia.

Calderon unveils watered down oil reform

Friday, 11 April 2008
Even though some economic analysts say the energy reform bill presented by President Felipe Calderon Tuesday is lightweight, it will nonetheless face fierce opposition from left-wing parties in Congress.

Chili farmers facing bleak future

Friday, 11 April 2008
Mexicans find it hard to look at a plate of food without adding chili, but their proclivity for growing the popular spice has taken a dent of late. Chilis imported from China sell for less than locally grown produce at Guad-alajara’s wholesale market. Photo by Farid Sanchez.

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