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SLIDE SHOW Posted: May 6, 2009   
Mexico's Tourism in the Wake of H1N1 FLASH VERSION
Businesses throughout Mexico City have taken a hit with the health regulations and temporary closing of shops and sit-down restaurants. But companies that make their money from international tourists worry that long after the flu scare is over they will still be having problems.
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Produced by: Talea Miller
Streets of Mexico, The streets of Mexico City were nearly deserted during the five-day shut down ordered by the city government.
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Streets of Mexico
The streets of Mexico City were nearly deserted during the five-day shut down ordered by the city government.
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