Film Companies Fight Piracy By Taking to Mexico's Streets

Excellent aggressive strategy being pursued by the film industry in Mexico. See Film Companies Fight Piracy By Taking to Mexico's Streets:

"The company has cut the price on more than 200 of its catalog titles to 50 pesos (about $4.50) and is rolling out more cheap movies every month. "This is a question of economics, not entertainment."

Indeed, in a country where a movie ticket costs a day's pay, it's no wonder bootleggers have a stranglehold on the video market. Mexico is frequently named among the world's top five markets for pirated copyright material." [WSJ.com (sub req'd)]

I wonder if we copyright law allows us to legally ascertain these titles from Mexico.