carlos abascal造句

• Business leader Carlos Abascal subsequently declared that the crisis is in its worst phase.
• Also, Fox administration interior secretary Carlos Abascal has been accused of pressuring the tribunal.
• "Mexico is what is at stake, " said Labor Minister Carlos Abascal.
• Labor Secretary Carlos Abascal was the only member of President Vicente Fox's cabinet to attend.
• Carlos Abascal, 51, an activist Catholic and former director of the Mexican Employers'Council, will be
• The choice for labor secretary, Carlos Abascal Carranza, has close relations with Mexico's business community.
• Aeromexico has asked the federal secretary of labor, Carlos Abascal, to order binding arbitration in the dispute.
• _LABOR, Carlos Abascal : Former head of Insurgentes Insurance, Mexican Employers'Council and other business groups.
• Federal Labor Secretary Carlos Abascal called it " a key service for the development of our country ."
• But Coparmex leader Carlos Abascal Carranza said that " doesn't imply a confrontation or a rupture " with the government.
• In June, Labor Secretary Carlos Abascal triggered controversy by attending a mass for Saint Tomas Moro _ the Roman Catholic patron saint of politicians.
• "Economic and political reform is not enough, " adds Carlos Abascal, president of COPARMEX, Mexico's leading business association.
• "La reforma economica y politica no es suficiente, " agrega Carlos Abascal, presidente de COPARMEX, la principal asociacion comercial de Mexico.
• We have no other alternative, " said Carlos Abascal, president-elect of the influential business lobby, Business Federation of the Mexican Republic.
• Carlos Abascal, president of COPARMEX, was quoted as telling the government news agency Notimex that the hike will fuel inflation and cause sales to slump.
• The Cabinet member who most faithfully reflects the PAN's moral conservatism _ Labor Secretary Carlos Abascal _ has proved a public relations disaster for the Fox administration.
• However, the rejection " doesn't imply a confrontation or a rupture " with the government, said Carlos Abascal Carranza, Coparmex's national leader.
• Carlos Abascal, head of the business group, said the interest rates have made borrowing nearly impossible and remain the biggest threat to hopes for a strong economy next year.
• Today we have a clear path out of this crisis, " said Carlos Abascal, president-elect of the influential business lobby, Business Federation of the Mexican Republic.
• Federal Labor Secretary Carlos Abascal asked both sides " to sit down at the table once again . . . to try to find the solution to this problem ."