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Articles in September 2002 issue of Americas (English Edition)

• From the editor
• A summit of summits
  by David A. Taylor
• Secret citadel of the last Inca: lured by history and myth this author trekked through dense Peruvian jungle to a remote stronghold once occupied by Manco Inca
  by Ricardo Carrasco Stuparich
• Paraguay's first man of science: as a researcher, educator, and publisher, Moises Bertoni left a remarkable legacy in his adopted country, where today hundreds of tourists visit his former residence turned museum.
  by Mike Ceaser
• Getting to know you. (!Ojo!)
  by Suzanne Murphy-Larronde
• Bravo, Don Manuel: Mexico and the world are celebrating the one hundredth birthday of acclaimed photographer Manuel Alvarez Bravo with stunning exhibitions and a forthcoming book of new images.
  by Joyce Gregory Wyels
• Cat in a hot spot: with new sightings and research, ecotourism and ranching programs are offering innovative solutions to recover and protect the threatened jaguar.
  by Jeffrey P. Cohn
• Great storms of the four winds; Scientists in a new field are studying hurricanes of prehistory to uncover clues that may help predict future patterns and probabilities.
  by Louis Werner
• Mariana Yampolsky: gifted eye of the era
  by Catherine Rendon
• Santo Domingo's cure
  by William Steif
• Puzzles of love and history
• Guarani riches. (Upfront)
  by Patrick Barry
• Developing sustainable attitudes. (Inter-American Viewpoint).
  by Richard E. Saunier
• Face to face with Don Segundo Sombra. (Latitudes)
  by Ricardo Guiraldes
• Poet of shadows on the pampa: in his internationally renowned novel, Don Segundo Sombra, Ricardo Guiraldes captured the tradition and spirit of the gaucho, a beloved symbol of Argentine national identity.
  by Caleb Bach
• The road to dreams
  by Janelle Conaway
• A Presidential brew
  by Larry Luxner
• Culture and national policy. (OAS)
  by Roberto Rocha
• Elections in Bolivia. (OAS)