Mexico seeks fresh loans after oil shock worsens debt
Mexico faces a fresh debt crisis as oil price collapses hit foreign revenue. Officials blame the oil slump for most of the crisis, while analysts fault fiscal policy. A multibillion dollar rescue is discussed with potential needs of 5 to 6 billion dollars annually for three years. Deputy talks involve Mexico, the United States, and international lenders before July debt payments.
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Novelist argues women make better spies than men
Boston AP report cites novelist Gay Courter basing claims on research in Israel and elsewhere that women are generally more dependable, better at handling stress and maintaining cover in espionage. CIA veteran Walter Pforzheimer counters that quality varies. Hoar adds women may use traditional covers effectively. Justice Department identifies a fifth Israeli in a Pollard espionage case, though not named.
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