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Articles in Jan, 2004 issue of Latin Trade

• Building up
• Trade calendar
• BBVA Banco Frances
• Enersis
• Grupo Lamosa
• Argentine water company Aguas Argentinas received two fines totaling more than US$500,000 after an electrical problem at one of its water purification plants cut supply in several Buenos Aires neighborhoods
• Battle of the beans: Brazil should go both ways on transgenic soy, keeping European consumers on board
  by Jack Epstein
• Code first: sleep later: burning through cold pizza and caffeine with the future kings of software
  by Patricia Nazario
• Rockin' reel
  by Jimmy Langman
• Bravo, bravo!
  by Luiz Meisler
• Uniao de Bancos Brasileiros
• ChevronTexaco
• Gruma
• Starting over
• Uruguaya Massala: software jobs of the future are going to end up somewhere. Why not Uruguay?
  by Joshua Goodman
• Ship shape
• Privatizations
• Details matter
  by Santiago de Alba
• MCI
• Amcor Pet Packaging de Mexico
• Corn Products International, a U.S. corn refiner, submitted a US$325 million arbitration claim against Mexico for imposing a tax on soft drinks containing high-fructose corn syrup
• A grain of salt, please
  by Mike Ceaser
• Boomerang: incubators? Start-ups? Sounds suspiciously 1999, but Recife's digital port is for real
  by Raymond Colitt
• Companies to watch in 2004: positioned for growth in the coming year
• Telefonica de Argentina
• AIDS Healthcare Foundation
• Grupo Sanborns
• A World Trade Organization appeals body ruled that a United States decision protecting its steel industry, which included tariffs for three years of between 8% and 30% on certain steel products, is inconsistent with global trade rules
• Trade titan
• Digital whales? We can do that: flooded with talent and armed with hot computers, Mexican animators want your business
  by Corrie MacLaggan
• Unique boutique: a pharmaceutical heir chooses risk over easy reward, making a name in hotels
  by Michael Kepp
• Another view
  by Vincente Timiraos
• Telesp Celular Participacoes
• Telefonos de Mexico
• Petroleos de Venezuela
• The world according to Ricardo …
• The revolutionary
  by Greg Brown
• The captain's return
• Key indicators
• The International Monetary Fund
• Banco de Credito e Inversiones
• Grupo Elektra
• Pink slipped
  by Derek Reveron
• Paying the piper: swamped with debt and fighting a war, Colombia's Uribe feels the heat inside and out
  by Toby Muse
• Top funds 2003: Latin America's investors rode the Lula wave. Now they watch and wait
  by Greg Brown
• Travel hot tips
• Billy and me
  by Greg Brown
• Banco Finasa
• The Inter-American Development Bank
• Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez
• Clean=green
• Bust? What Bust? Inside the Latin American tech economy you don't know about
  by Greg Brown
• Clean machines
• Titles of interest
• Trading places
• El Salvador
• Brasil Telecom filed a complaint against Italy's Telecom Italia, which owns a 19% stake in the Brazilian telecommunications company, saying it acted against the interest of minority shareholders
• The big picture: Latin trade consensus forecast as of November 2003
• The rainmaker
  by Greg Brown
• Ninth Annual Latin Trade Bravo Business Awards
• Dirty deeds
• Banco Nacional do Desenvolvimento Economico e Social
• AWG
• Grupo Financiero Banorte
• Secret recipe
  by Michelle Guevara
• Crime story: Mexico City's banks have let down their guard, police charge, with predictable results
  by Corrie MacLaggan
• Tracking trade: with an eye on Asia, Chile and Argentina work to connect their exporters and ports by rail
  by Cristina Kroll
• Roller coaster
• Rexam
• Alianza Summa
• Public and private
• Chat line
• Over the rainbow: Argentine rock legend Gustavo Santaolalla breathes life into rock en espanol
  by Joshua Goodman
• Monterrey takes off
• Buck-naked Emperors in Cancun
  by Andres Hernandez Alende