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Articles in Jan, 2005 issue of Latin Trade

• Heavy duty
  by Forrest Jones
• Latin America and the Caribbean
• Rest of the world
• Efficiency experts
  by Greg Brown
• Swiping it rich
  by Marisol Rueda
• The International Monetary Fund
• Petrobras, Brazil's state-run oil company, discovered 50 million barrels of recoverable crude in Espirito Santo state
• Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria
• Imax
• The World's Banker
• American Mania
• Mercosur
• Petroleos de Venezuela
• Falabella
• Fluor
• Medical Hair Solutions offers new business opportunities
• I Am a Soldier, Too: the Jessica Lynch Story
• Argentina
• Terminal velocity: Brazil's government targets ports as the key to improving poor infrastructure
  by Raymond Colitt
• Gaucho sushi
  by Charles Newberry
• Green and mean: a thick, floating weed is expanding fast across Venezuela's Lake Maracaibo
  by Liseth Camacaro
• Latin Trade index
• In his footsteps
• The Manchurian Candidate
• Room service: Mexico's hotel market is taking off, especially in niche businesses
  by Marisol Rueda
• Help yourself: cooperatives, once common in capitalism, should be an integral part of globalization
  by Jack Epstein
• Make an offer: a wealthy landowner in Costa Rica says developers will bet on medical tourism
  by Patricia Nazario
• Privitizations
• Big talkers
  by Arturo Lugisse
• Companhia Vale Do Rio Doce
• Nemak
• Party animal
  by Kenneth Rapoza
• The Coming Collapse of the Dollar and How to Profit from It
• I, Robot
• The Inter-American Development Bank
• Out of bondage
  by Thierry Ogier
• Petrobras
• Bancolombia
• Vitro
• Will They Ever Trust Us Again?
• Russia in the 21st Century
• TV Azteca
• The International Finance Corporation
• Events
• Companies to watch: industry leaders expect dynamic growth in 2005
• The Terminal
• J.M. Smucker
• The Export-Import Bank of the United States
• Phelps Dodge
• Paying with Plastic
• The Neo-Con Reader
• Argentina
• The good olive: like its wine, Chile hopes its olives tackle on old Europeon market stronghold
  by Daniel A. Joelson
• Apex Silver Mines
• Empresa Nacional de Petroleo
• Industrias Penoles
• Cruise package prices seem to have dropped by half. What's going on?
• The Probability of God
• Mexico's antitrust authorities gave Kansas City Southern, a U.S. railroad, permission to buy TFM, a Mexican rail freight company, from Mexican logistics company Grupo TMM
• Big ideas: ten tech decisions you must make now
  by Greg Brown
• The chairmen: Brazil looks for help from its neighbors in conquering the world's furniture market
  by Kenneth Rapoza
• Not sold in stores: Brazil's railroads save money by taking their software needs in-house
  by Kenneth Rapoza
• Argentina sold US$135.6 million in concessions to 11 companies to pave 1,620 kilometers of highways across the country
• Giving for beginners: real philanthropy—not simply charity—is in its infancy in Latin America. But that's changing fast
  by Greg Brown
• What's the best way to purchase travel insurance?
• Hemisphere's leaders at the Miami Herald's Americas Conference: more than 500 top U.S. and Latin American officials and business executives attend The Eighth Annual Miami Herald Americas Conference
• Order in the court
  by Matt Estevez
• Feed me
  by Jaime Castro
• Companhia Vale Do Rio Doce , a Brazilian metals and mining company, said it signed a contract to supply 70 million tons of iron ore to JFE Steel, a Japanese steel producer
• Gruma
• Credit due: thanks to big marketing, MasterCard's market share is on the rise in Mexico and Brazil
  by Marisol Rueda
• Cashing in on Wall Street's 10 Greatest Myths
• Spy Handler: Memoirs of a KGB Man
• Colombia said it would create a US$55 million fund to aid the country's smaller companies looking for business opportunities in the oil industry
• Up to the plate
• How much power do pilots have to eject passengers from airplanes before they depart?
• Open house: a Canadian company sees Latin America as a springboard for its assembly-line homes
  by Jen Ross
• Hot heads
• The year ahead in books and DVD
  by Andres Hernandez Alende
• The Inter-American Development Bank

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