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Articles in March, 2006 issue of Latin Trade

• Rest of the world
• Business is brewing
• Paradise lost
  by Carlos Adese
• All for one: traditional telephone companies and cable TV operators are competing for the same customers. Only one can win
  by Andres F. Velazquez
• Profitable turnover
  by Luisa Aguero
• Welcome back: a Portuguese hotelier sees big business with its cultural and historical ties with Brazil
  by Renata Ramalho
• Hard to believe
  by Jose Salvador Matte Valdes
• Another brick
• Latin America and the Caribbean
• Building walls
  by Dennis Nichols
• Cost conscious
• Colombia: staying the course
  by Andres F. Velazquez
• Hot commodity
• Snow bound: a train connecting Argentina to Chilean ports is underway, and exporters couldn't be happier
  by Charles Newbery
• Up and away
• Transition man
  by C.J. Schexnayder
• Getting better
  by Carlos Adese
• To have and have not
  by Andres Hernandez Alende
• Revenge of the nerds
  by Greg Brown
• Catch a wave
  by Forrest Jones
• Package plan
  by Brenda Adrianzen
• American's way
• Corrected development: Miami real-estate prices are still the talk of the town. Whether prices fall or dip, the future looks hot
  by Forrest Jones
• Sticky situation
• Springboard
• Stung to death: think tsunamis and terrorism are the world's big problems? Bill Gates knows better
  by Jack Epstein
• Privatizations
• Trading up
• Concrete strategy: Colombia's largest business gets ready to compete in global markets
  by Darcy A. Crowe
• Events