President Fox appoints "executive-style" cabinet

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning those Mexican Pres Vicente Fox has appointed to joint his cabinet are examined, focusing on the managerial style of the appointees and brief profiles of those appointees who will most affect industrial and foreign investment sectors. Appointees include Francisco Gil-Diaz, Ministry of Finance and Public Credit; Jorge Castaneda, Minstry of Foreign Affairs; and Ernesto Martens, Ministry of Energy.

Political activity, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Cabinet officers, Cabinet officials, Fox, Vicente

---

Energy commission studies natural gas legislation

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning laws governing the Mexican natural gas, petroleum, and electricity industries are examined. Topics include a study begun by Mexico's Energy Regulatory Commission on reform of the natural gas industry; plans for a petrochemical industry reform bill to be presented to Congress on Dec 1, 2000; and a bill regarding the structural form of the electric utilities industry.

Electric utilities, Petroleum industry, Gas industry, Petroleum chemicals industry, Petrochemicals industry

---

Mexican Legal and Regulatory Update

Article Abstract:

The author looks at the legal and regulatory updates in Mexico. Issues include leasing laws in Mexico City joint ventures with Pemex and investment in electricity.

Investments, Long distance telephone services, Telefonos de Mexico S.A. de C.V., TFONY, Leases, Mexico City, Mexico, Long-distance telephone service, Electricity, Petroleos Mexicanos, Mexico. Secretariat of State for Energy, Mines and Federal Industry, Mexico. Energy Regulatory Commission

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Advertising: survey showing corporate executives' tepid support for advertising rings some alarms
• Abstracts: A strategy implementation perspective of market orientation. Does customer interaction enhance new product success?
• Abstracts: No credit for Australia's payments efficiency. Smorgon steels itself for a 'risky'deal. GIO losers pose a question of class
• Abstracts: Gorgon, the shelf's big sister: activity is warming up on the Gorgon gas field off Western Australia. BHP's secret weapon
• Abstracts: Amcor's urgent catch-up game. BHP Billiton straight down to business. PaperlinX floats amid great expectations

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.