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Mexico & Nafta - May 2005 (ISSN 1741-444X)
THE OIL INDUSTRY: The Mexican paradox
Although Mexico is a major exporter of crude oil to the US, it is in fact only just a net exporter of energy and hydrocarbons. Mexico's gas-fuelled power stations depend, currently, on gas from the US. Mexico also imports large amounts of fuels and petrochemicals from the US. So when the US frets about its energy security, Mexico should be quaking as well.
- Transition starts disastrously for President Fox
- ESTADO ELECTION: The López Obrador effect
- MARTA SAHAGUN: More grief
- LOPEZ OBRADOR: Fox backtracks and drops prosecution
- THE ECONOMY: Slowing down, but how much?
- THE OIL INDUSTRY: The Mexican paradox
- FREE TRADE: Portman tries to restart FTAA
- THE MEXICAN BORDER: Two US border patrol officers jailed
- Briefs
- MAQUILADORAS: Slack business
- MEXICO & THE US: What Derbez's failure at the OAS means
- Senate approves postal votes for expatriates