Mexican accord on bank bailout starts to emerge

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The Mexican Congress is working to end a debate over a controversial banking bailout that could cost as much as $65 million for taxpayers. President Ernesto Zedillo called on Congress in March 1998 to formally change bad banks debts, that were purchased by the Fobaproa government deposit-insurance fund, into public debt. The idea has led to a contentious debate over how the bailout is being dealt with. However, lawmakers are now proposing to distribute the financial burden for the bailout among creditors, banks, and the government.

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Mexico: Congress works to end a debate over a controversial banking bailout that could cost as much as $65 mil for taxpayers

Commercial Banks, Commercial Banking, Government regulation (cont), Article

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Was Tinky Winky kidnapped in Mexico?

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Itsy Bitsy Entertainment, the owner of the Teletubbies TV rights in the Americas, was making arrangements to bring the popular British children's show to Mexican television. Talks fell apart and now there is a lawsuit against Television Azteca for infringement. TV Azteca is now airing Telechobis and plans to fight back in court.

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Network being sued over its airing of Telechobis

Marketing procedures, Media Planning/Goals, Television, Motion picture & video production, Motion Picture and Video Production, TV Program Production, Cases, Marketing, Abstract, Television production, Television programs for children, Television production companies, Itsy Bitsy Entertainment, Television Azteca S.A.

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