Felipe Calderon News
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Mexico President Enrique Pena Nieto’s reform agenda that includes legislation to end the monopoly of state-owned Petroleos Mexicanos faces delays due to a shake-up in the former ruling party’s leadership.
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President Enrique Pena Nieto’s bid to reform tax and energy laws is directing investors’ attention toward Mexico’s economic prospects and away from its six-year drug war.
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Mexico’s National Action Party supports a possible constitutional change to open the state- controlled oil industry to more private investment and will work with other parties to pass such legislation, according to the PAN’s top senator on the energy commission.
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U.S. trucker groups lost an appeals court challenge to a federal pilot program allowing Mexican truck drivers to cross the border and deliver goods in the U.S.
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Mexican President Felipe Calderon sent Congress a labor bill that would ease the process for hiring and firing workers and a measure to increase local government transparency along with his annual message today.
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Mexican President Felipe Calderon won praise from world leaders as host of this week’s Group of 20 summit. It’s probably not enough to get his party’s candidate elected in two weeks.
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President Barack Obama said tightening border security and revamping immigration laws are vital to economic growth in the U.S. and Mexico, as he pledged to “aggressively” pursue cross-border cooperation.
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Mexican President Felipe Calderon named his fourth interior minister in as many years, appointing Jose Francisco Blake Mora to help lead the country’s security efforts amid a rising death-toll in the war on drug cartels.
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World leaders meeting in Mexico next week will agree to boost the $430 billion firewall the International Monetary Fund announced in April, host President Felipe Calderon said.
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Mexico’s President Felipe Calderon said organized crime gangs threaten democracy and pose his biggest challenge in returning security to the country.
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