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cut credit card exposure on Trump, rate risks /Starbucks in crosshairs as Mexico boycott campaign simmers /Pemex urges against panic fuel buys in Central Mexico /U.S. extradites businessman accused of drug ties to Mexico /Mexico fuel price increase seen boosting sales of more efficient cars /Mexico announces launch of cap-and-trade pilot program /Weather, deforestation curb monarch migration to Mexico in 2016/17 /Mexican official widens tax-dodge complaint against Trump /Cause of deadly Mexico fireworks blasts still unknown /Witnesses describe 'nightmare' of deadly Mexican Christmas blast /Mexico's Banregio bets on small business loans, but risks remain /Venerable tequila maker Jose Cuervo aims for $1 billion IPO /Mexicans march against president's proposal to allow gay marriage /All aflutter: Extreme weather threatens Mexico's monarchs /Mexican businesses shut to protest teacher blockades /As Pemex pulls back, Mexico sees future profit from gas pipelines /Mexican teachers, opposed to education reform, warn of more protests /Mexico conservative opposition leads 2018 presidential field: poll /Eleven family members executed in home in central Mexico /Mexico teacher protests buffet ruling party, eight killed in clashes /Mexican security forces committed crimes against humanity-report /Storm Otto moves out to sea after slamming Nicaragua, Costa Rica /Panama Canal cost overruns claim dismissed /Guatemala police raid rival gangs, more than 100 arrested /Earliest Jewish manuscript in New World to return to Mexico /Ally of drug lord 'El Chapo' arrested in Mexico after U.S. prison time /Guatemalan president rejects coup rumors amid scandals /Mexican president nominates third attorney general in four years /Mexico finds remains of dozens buried in clandestine graves /China-Mexico tie-up to invest $200 mln in Mexican auto plant /China's BAIC launches exports to Mexico /Mexicans prefer Clinton to Donald Trump, poll shows /Mexico's America Movil to provide national roaming service to Telefonica Mexico /Mexico, five others to pursue TPP with or without U.S. - minister /Tropical depression forms off Mexico's southern coast /Mexico ends tariffs on U.S. apple imports /Mexico's Fibra Uno to acquire properties for $766 mln /Storm Newton strengthens to hurricane off Mexico's Pacific coast-NHC /Miner Grupo Mexico swings to profit in 4th quarter /Wal-Mart de Mexico net profit surges 70 pct in 3rd qtr /Grupo Hotelero Santa Fe plans secondary share offer /Mexico homebuilder Geo names new chief executive /Mexico receives $2.65 billion in 2016 oil hedge /A son of Mexico drug lord 'Chapo' among kidnapped group: official /Mexican cable operator to pull plug on 14 Televisa channels /Mexican airline Interjet to inspect Russian-made Superjet planes /Snake scares passengers on Aeromexico plane to Mexico City /Mexico's AlphaCredit buys 95 percent of Finmart from EZCORP /Mexico's Pemex plans crude processing ramp-up by year-end /Mexico says police executed 22 on ranch, in 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gang violence /Mexico bristles at 'hostile' Trump deportation rules before U.S. talks /Alfa to sell oil assets in Eagle Ford, Peru, pauses energy spend /Mexico leaves door open for another rate hike in 2016/Mexico puts federal police under spotlight over 43 student deaths /Mexican development bank to issue first local green bonds /Former mayor arrested over massacre in Mexican state of Coahuila /Number of unsolved crimes in Mexico rose in 2015: poll /Most Mexican banks have enough capital in stress tests: central bank /Mexico peso firms after Trump softens tone /Eleven bodies, some with signs of torture, found in Mexico's Veracruz /Mexico air lifts food into villages as teacher blockades spread /Confident Mexico says will not rush to negotiate NAFTA with Trump /Three held over murder of another environmental activist in Honduras /Honduran president warns of drug cartel plan to assassinate self, U.S. envoy /Central American presidents congratulate Trump /Five Honduran police accused of drug conspiracy surrender to U.S. /Honduran economy to grow by 3.8 percent in 2017 -central bank head /Eight shot dead in Honduras in apparent drug gangs' dispute: police /Honduran president warns of drug cartel plan to assassinate self, U.S. envoy /Exclusive: Mexico cancels sugar export permits to U.S. in trade dispute /Honduras coffee exports soar 36 pct in February /United States disburses $98 million to El Salvador /El Salvador youth find respite from gang war in Rescue Corps /Mexico extradites drug lord 'El Chapo' to U.S. on eve of Trump inauguration /Homicides in El Salvador fall 18.5 percent through November 2016 /Coffee congress in Costa Rica maintains ban on cultivation of robusta bean /Five Honduran police accused of drug conspiracy surrender to U.S. /Guatemala blocks entry to Dutch ship providing abortions /El Salvador arrests 22 fishermen for alleged drug trafficking /Panama Canal cost overruns claim dismissed /Ex-head of Salvadoran soccer federation given eight years in prison /Vatican trial finds three El Salvadoran priests guilty of sex abuse /El Salvador captures 120 members of Mara Salvatrucha gang /Costa Rica sues Nicaragua over alleged territory violation /Costa Rica economy grows 4.3 pct in 2016 /Hurricane Otto causes deaths in Costa Rica, number unknown: president /Nicaragua President Ortega expected to win third straight term: poll /Nicaragua President Ortega holds wide lead in reelection bid: poll /Nicaraguan local police commissioner gunned down outside Managua /Eleven injured in Nicaragua after protest against canal /El Salvador confirms second case of Zika-linked microcephaly /Remittances to El Salvador surge to record high in 2016 /Panama raids Mossack Fonseca over Odebrecht bribery scandal /Mexico soccer star-turned-mayor goes on hunger strike /Mexico foreign minister denies report he changed Trump wall speech /Guatemala police raid rival gangs, more than 100 arrested /Guatemalan army captain convicted of killing bishop dies in prison riot /Mexico's foreign minister to meet U.N. chief in New York /Outraged Mexico preparing for legal, trade war with U.S. /Mexico's Walmex says October same-store sales rise 10.8 percent /Walmex same store sales rise 2.1 percent in February /Mexico's Walmex says August same-store sales rise 3.8 percent /Mexico's Grupo Televisa reports 59 pct drop in 4th-qtr profit /Wal-Mart de Mexico net profit surges 70 percent in third quarter /Shares in Mexico's Penoles rise 6 pct on gold price /Santander Mexico to invest more than $700 mln over 3 years /Mexico ruling party loses powerful states in regional vote /Mexican auto exports, production rise in Oct-AMIA /Panama economic growth slows to lowest since 2010 /Panama economic activity accelerates in August /Mexico tax authority to open probe after "Bahamas Leaks" /Kidnapped Mexican striker Pulido escaped by punching captor: official /Mexico's Zetas cartel used prison to dispose of victims -officials /Mexico peso firms after aggressive rate hike /Latam stocks mostly fall amid U.S. holiday /Mexican homebuilder Vinte raises $62 million in public offering /Mexico's Cemex to slash debt faster as profit beats expectations /Mexico's Cemex profit beats expectations in fourth quarter /Mexico's Cemex sells unit for $500 million to reduce debt /Moody's warns growing debt weighs on Mexico's rating                     Los Angeles Business Journal                Exercise Chain Execs Weigh In on Dry Cleaning /Care Provider’s Stock Falls On Poor Prognosis /Skydance Media Buys Video Game Firm Workshop Entertainment /Hospitals Split Over Getting ‘D’ in Patient Safety /Life Sciences Group Wants to Live in Los Angeles /Sporting Goods Market Might Draw New Players /Direction of Tour Business Not in Doubt  /Landlords Might Butt In On Smoking by Renters /Accelator Aims to Boost Medical Startups’ Pulse /Universal Studios Enlists Harry Potter in Theme Park Battle with Disney /Oak Looks to Revive Boutiques Following American Apparel Sell-off /Warm 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Small Businesses Hopeful, but Still Cautious /L.A.’s thinkThin Acquired /Goldman Sachs Exec to Lead L.A.’s Olympic Effort /Federal Reserve Issues Enforcement Action To East West Bank /Start-Ups Hear This: Yes, Money is Available              The New York Times, The Washington Post Magazine, Rolling Stone + others        How a Sea Floor Blob Became Mexico’s Black Gold /In Mexico, an uneasy balance between festivals and violence / Barbara Ehrenreich, Explorer of Prosperity’s Dark Side, Dies at 81/ Mexico City Looks for New Ways to Tame Air Pollution /Venezuela’s Uprooted Musicians /Scientists in Mexico Scramble to Deploy Seismic Sensors /With sales down, news sellers put their trust in paper and ink /Community radio faces dangerous hazards in Mexico / When the government is one of your paper’s biggest advertisers /Slain Canadian journalist a trailblazer /Air Canada reviewing how passenger left on parked plane /Investigators scour scene of Bahamas chopper crash for clues /Argentina fires on Chinese vessel fishing illegally /Famed architect Cesar Pelli dies at 92 /Islamic extremist attack on Somali hotel leaves 26 dead /Blackout in South America raises questions about power grid /Trump officials fight eviction from Panama hotel they manage /Why Mexico City Has Counterflow Bus Lanes /Will Buenos Aires ever learn to pick up its poo? /Argentina puts railways on fast track /The decline of Chinantec whistled speech in Mexico /The other winner of Mexico’s energy reforms /Currency: Argentina’s Devaluation /Argentina struggles with soaring inflation /Argentina invests in power grid after blackouts /For Israeli envoy to Argentina, a delicate balance /UNESCO site in Uruguay points to a forgotten Jewish past /Kosher Argentine wine is quickly becoming a vintage /Latin America’s first Holocaust monument is delayed yet again /Yiddish speaking wizards and dragons invade the Shire in ‘Der Hobit’ /A bustling Canaletto emptied of people /Critics demand explanation after departure of Museo Jumex’s director /Votive paintings smuggled out of Mexico return to public view /Art that breathes: Mexican murals aim to clean the air /What happened to the art in Mexico’s presidential palace? /Mexico’s presidential palace to become large art museum /Ecuador’s Cuenca Biennial organizers fret over budget shortfall /Deported veterans distress flag mural under review /Mexico City street artists celebrate lives of women /New hope for lost Frida Kahlo painting /Mexican artists pitch in to help earthquake victims /Historic club gets second life as gallery/Reporting from South of the Border/Far from home, beauty pageants remain popular/Modi’s Madison Square Garden visit draws opposition/Mayoral agencies get low grade on hiring women/Giants buckle down as season gets underway/Workers from abroad return to Teton Valley/ Jackson heli-ski owner hands over controls after 40 seasons / Pieces to a puzzle: Idaho’s Teton Valley draws a roadmap to address its child care crisis/ Amid child care desert, Teton Valley eyes new daycare facility/ Juanita’s Market Offers a Taste of Mexico in Victor / Collaborative for Early Learning looks ahead to grant possibilities / Who’s Killing The Grizzlies of Fremont County/Author Tom Turiano to Update Landmark Backcountry Guidebook/ Teton Valley Bids Farewell to a Beloved Ski Race / Workers from abroad return to Teton Valley, but labor shortage remains / In Wydaho, Skiing and Snowboarding May Reign, but Hockey Captures Hearts/ Barbara Ehrenreich, Explorer of Prosperity’s Dark Side, Dies at 81/ Idaho Drops Panel Investigating Pregnancy-Related Deaths as US Maternal Mortality Surges / Overlooked No More: Ada Blackjack, Survivor of a Harrowing Arctic Expedition