SHCP reports 2009 was a stormy year for Mexican finances.

Inflation, gas, transportation and tax hikes will heavily hit Mexican economy in 2010.

Senators spent 3 million pesos in coffee breaks.

Mexico's mass deportation of immigrants policy is now under investigation.

Latin America approves legislation to fight drug traffic across the borders.

Congressmen leave seats to become candidates for their state governments.

Michoacan Governor Godoy puts drug related violence blame on bad luck.

Congressman from Oaxaca practiced law before obtaining his Law degree.

Mexican congressmen unaccredited to attend the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change in Copenhagen.

Migrant U.S. workers from Michoacan fear going back to their homeland for the Holidays.

State and Federal police suffer another attack by drug cartel hitmen in Michoacán.

"There's no anxiety in Michoacán" declares Governor Godoy.

Only three months in office but Federal Deputies already got their Christmas bonuses and benefits.

National Population Registry director earned double wages in 2005.

Left-winger Navarrete uncovers wish to become presidential precandidate.

Carstens is willing to lead the Bank of Mexico while director Ortiz remains silent.

Guanajuato's Mayor was swindled with 350 thousand pesos.

Wanted: National Action Party candidates for 2012 presidency.

Right-wing party opens doors for leftist PRD defector Zavaleta

Judges' hefty paychecks prevent corruption, declares minister Moreno Collado.

Influenza virus vaccine finally arrives to Mexico.

Electrical Workers' Union hunger strike postponed until Congress returns from holiday break.

Nava denies division within National Action Party in spite of national budget spending controversy.

Mexican drug cartels battle for european markets.

Long awaited Public Education Secretary's computer program for mid-school students still not ready.

Municipality will be secured within the law, vows city mayor Fernandez to national party leader Nava.

Federal Electoral Institute agrees counselors' wages should not exceed Chief Excecutive's salary.

PRI congressmen will cut Government and Internal Revenue Department's public spending funds.

"I won't misbehave!" quips mayor Fernández to Secretary of the Interior Gómez-Mont after creating a vigilante group against drug warlords

Campaign monitoring expenses scandal hits the Federal Electoral Institute.

New anti-abduction law will forbid negotiators.

Dengue fever threatens to experience monumental growth according to Department of Health.

Governor of Colima accepts blame for fiscal package.

Leftist party evades penalty for diverting funds in 2003 campaign.

Twitter community protests against internet 3% tax.

PRI and PRD will repeal Federal fiscal package proposal.

Electricity Workers Union urges members to keep all Light and Power Company properties.

Electrical Workers' Union split before negotiating table.

New name, same thing: new leftist front will replace old leftist front.

Family relationships used as leverage between Electricity Workers' Union and high level CFE employees.

Illegal connections and unpaid bills undermined Light and Power Company's finances.

López Obrador jumps at chance to grab the spotlight from Electrical Workers' Union protests.

Mexican Electrical Workers' Union threatens with more radical actions if demands aren't met.

Shady Work Party donations to the FAP in 2008 detected.

Million dollar contracts alloted to ICA arise Senators' suspicions.

Mexico's Ferocious Zetas Cartel May Have Infiltrated U.S. Government.

Superior Justice Magistrate self-nominates for National Human Rights Commission office.

Judicial Electoral Tribunal of the Federation takes an MXN85 million pesos cut over its MXN1994M 2010 budget.

Federal Government super payroll benefits top agency employees.