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Inside this issue
• The finance minister talks about better prospects
• Bloodshed is grabbing the headlines but business is unfazed
• Electoral wrangles are taking up precious congressional time - -
Content
Eager to shut the door on a bad year
Adam Thomson reports on the country’s return to growth
Tourism: Campaign to make the most of the coast
Adam Thomson finds signs of returning fortunes
Interview: Newcomer tries to bullet-proof economy
Adam Thomson talks to Mexico’s new finance minister
Capital markets: Good values prompt a reappraisal
But access to funds is still a two-tiered affair, says Ronald Buchanan
Mining: Pitfalls in way of promising prospects
Adam Thomson considers the future for the country’s ‘vocation’
Turning point in history of Mexico’s bourse
Bolsa Mexicana de Valores forms alliance with the world’s largest derivatives market
Foreign investment: Business unfazed by drugs bloodshed
Ronald Buchanan explains why inflows seem unaffected by violence
Politics: Headed for troubled waters once again
Adam Thomson on another round of disputes that may lead to the return of the PRI
The environment: Mixed results on climate change mission
Mary Cuddehe reports on efforts to cash in on carbon credit trading
Mexico City: Improvements to mobility in choked capital
Mary Cuddehe looks at public transport investment
