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Mexico & Nafta - October 2005 (ISSN 1741-444X)
HURRICANE KATRINA: The economic effects of Hurricane Katrina
The US Trade Representative, Rob Portman, said on 16 September that the US government was considering suspending anti-dumping (ie protectionist) duties on Mexican cement, Canadian lumber and foreign steel to aid reconstruction in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. He said that US government agencies had discussed the idea but a decision had yet to be taken.
- López Obrador pulls ahead, above the fray
- POLITICS: PRI primary gets off to a rocky start
- THE PAN: Creel in trouble
- CABINET RESHUFFLE: Fox promotes spy chief to security minister
- VIOLENCE: Gang killings top 1,000
- THE CHURCH: More links with the drug trade
- MEXICO & THE OECD: Lagging behind
- THE ECONOMY: Central bank changes policy, probably too late
- IMMIGRATION: Border death toll surges
- HURRICANE KATRINA: The economic effects of Hurricane Katrina
- NAFTA'S ECONOMIC BENEFITS: Productivity growth disappointing
- BRIEFS: Sweeteners; Texas; TFM