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Articles in Oct 2005 issue of Latin Trade

• Petrobras, Brazil's state-run oil company, and Braskem, a Brazilian petrochemical company, announced plans to create a US$240 million polypropylene plant in Sao Paulo state
• James Hardie
• Intcomex
• Turning the corner: Latin America Inc. must capitalize quickly on high commodities prices and willing investors
  by Daniel Joelson
• The Inter-American Development Bank
• Stand and deliver
• Boarding now
• Hope springs eternal as a global recovery sparks investment in Latin America
  by Greg Brown
• Transportation and logistics: finding efficient solutions to today's challenges
• Perdigao
• Colombia said it will invest US$10.7 million to expand and upgrade a water-treatment facility in Rio Frio, in Santander state
• Airtran Airways
• Casio Exilim Pro Ex-P505
• The Inter-American Development Bank
• Satmex
• Back in black: as markets expand, technology demands have begun to intensify for Latin America Inc
  by Daniel Joelson
• Wild ride: river rafting is the high-water mark of efforts to turn Chile into a natural destination for adventure travelers
  by Eduardo Coronado
• Bell Microproducts
• Hipotecaria Su Casita
• Frontier Airlines
• Samsung SCH-1730
• The Inter-American Development Bank
• Brazil said Abbott Laboratories, a U.S. pharmaceutical company, has agreed to cut the price of its AIDS drug Kaletra sold in the country
• A head for business
• Pumped up: high oil prices can be a double-edged sword for Latin American economies
  by Marisol Rueda
• Downtown reborn: with a few simple decisions, Ecuador's splendid colonial capital has peeked out from under years of neglect
  by Andres F. Velazquez
• Companhia Vale Do Rio Doce
• Grupo Financiero Banorte
• Vinccler
• Logitech Z-5500 digital
• The World Bank
• Social insecurity
  by Andres Hernandes Alende
• Boom town
• Click, return
  by Jorge Garreton
• Riding the wave: growing trade between Asia and the Americas has meant busy ports and busier shipping lanes
  by Marisol Rueda
• Storm warning
  by Alexander Ragir
• Embraer
• DESC
• Raytheon
• Buffalo Terastation
• Latin trade index
• Argentina: digging out
  by Alexander Ragir
• One way
• Cash machines
  by Marisol Rueda
• Live wires: as the wireless revolution continues, Latin America moves into video, data and more
  by Alexander V. Ragir
• Repsol-YPF
• The International Finance Corporation
• Jones Apparel
• Caracas bound
• Made in Brazil: Germany's Volkswagen looks to its Brazilian operations for how to expand its operations worldwide
  by Carlos Adese
• Rest of the world
• Threadbare
• Street rules
• Getting real in Brazil
• The International Finance Corporation
• Cingular Wireless
• Aeropuertos y Servicios Auxiliares
• Fat wallets
• Indispensable
• Sovereign steps
  by Rachel Hatzipanagos
• Pedal to the metal: Latin America's auto sector climbs out of the basement in a bid to return to record output
  by Margarida O. Pfeifer
• Liquid harvest
  by Paul Harris
• Knowledge workers, unite! Brazil's video game industry is ready to grow, but that may not be enough
  by Kenneth Rapoza
• Companhia Vale Do Rio Doce
• Continental
• Industrias Bachoco
• This space available: as competition heats up, so do advertising budgets across Latin America
  by Alexander V. Ragir
• Volatility and Growth
• Latin America and the Caribbean
• Looking up
  by Greg Brown
• Musical chairs
• Growing up fast: Chile's Sonda looks to the stock market to finance big growth across Latin America
  by Eduardo Coronado
• Pride International
• LAN
• Homex
• Automatic pilot: Latin America's airlines see steady business as global numbers recover big
  by Rachel Hatzipanagos
• Complicated Lives: The Malaise of Modernity
• Privatizations
• Polling right
  by Eduardo Engel
• Collision course
  by Andres F. Velasquez