Former mayor questioned about Mexico massacre
In Monterrey an 80-year-old former Mexico City mayor, Alfonso Martinez Dominguez, faced 95 questions as prosecutors probed his role in the 1971 student deaths. Security and protesters surrounded the hospital while officials pressed for accountability amid Mexico's effort to confront past violence.
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Monterrey
Mexico
Mexico City
Alfonso Martinez Dominguez
Martinez
Vicente Fox
National Human Rights Commission
Fox
Institutional Revolutionary Party
Luis Echeverria
Carrillo
Echeverria
Tlatelolco Plaza
Jesus Martin del Campo
del Campo
Ignacio Carillo
APEC energy ministers seek long term regional plan
Energy ministers from 21 nations meeting in Mexico City agreed to develop a long term energy plan focusing on cleaner production methods and increased investment. They emphasized concrete actions to ensure sufficient energy for growth and regional cooperation amid changing resources, with Pemex reform discussed domestically.
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APEC
Mexico City
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum
U.N
Johannesburg
Mexico
Ernesto Martens
Vicente Fox
Fox
Panama
Canada
Dynegy weighs trading partner after credit downgrade
Dynegy Inc may seek a partner for a possible spinoff of its trading and marketing arm after Standard & Poor's downgraded the Houston energy marketer to junk status. The company sees cash flow this year between 600 and 700 million, down from up to 1 billion, as it pursues a $2 billion plan to strengthen finances and restore investment grade.
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Houston
Dynegy Inc
John Sousa
Standard and Poor
Dynegy
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
el Paso Corp
Reliant Resources Inc
Securities and Exchange Commission For Trading and Accounting Practices
Moody’s Investors Service
Fitch Ratings
Standard and Poor’s
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Dan Dienstbier
Dienstbier
Charlie Sanchez
Gelber & Associates
Ilinois Power Co
Decatur
Ill
Sousa
Judge recuses herself from tobacco lawyers case
Texas Attorney General John Cornyn seeks to question private attorneys over the 1998 17.3 billion settlement in the multibillion-dollar tobacco suit. Judge Tony Lindsay recused citing potential conflict from her husband state Sen Jon Lindsay, leaving the case to be reassigned after a July 30 hearing.
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Tony — Lindsay
Texas
John Cornyn
Dan Morales
Jon Lindsay
Lindsay
Cornyn
U.S. Senate
Morales
Walter Umphrey
Wayne Beaud
Beaumont
John O’quinn
John Eddie Williams
Harold Nix
Daingerfield
John Donovan
Jane Shepperd
Michael Tigar
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82Nd St
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Crazy Quilt
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Charles Billingsley
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