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jueves, septiembre 20, 2007 Escrito PorAdam J. Segala las03:20 PM | Comentar | Imprimir | Enviar a Correo According to a report out today from Reuters, the recent attack on a Mexican oil pipeline by Mexican rebels has had a huge economic impact:
When Marxist saboteurs blew up natural gas pipelines in Mexico last week, the only factory in the world to make the Volkswagen New Beetle shuddered to a halt that lasted for seven days. The Sept. 10 bombings by the Popular Revolutionary Army, or EPR, hit so hard that they will dent figures for Mexico's crucial industrial sector this month. That is more bad news for an economy already stunted by the U.S. slowdown. President Felipe Calderon's government is worried by the ability of a small group of guerrillas to hit at the heart of the economy of a major U.S. trading partner. 
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