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Articles in April, 2004 issue of Latin Trade

• Harbin Embraer
• Ford Motor
• Interview with Ali Rodriguez Araque, president of PDVSA: a reinvigorated PDVSA
• General Motors
• Memo to Dubya: Nicaragua needs to end its cycle of poverty, and Washington owes it big
• Key indicators
• Flying high
  by Luis Ernesto Videla
• Varig and Tam, Brazil's top airlines, cancelled plans to merge their operations for at least another two years, and say they intend to continue managing their current code-sharing agreement
• China's bet
• Top 100 mergers and acquisitions in Latin America
• Full house: Argentine hotel owners find that cheaper currency brings in business convention travelers
  by Cristina Kroll
• Pan American Silver
• A big slice of home: Mexican retailer Gigante bets on large stores to attract higher-spending U.S. Hispanics
  by Matthew Heller
• Home on the range
  by Greg Brown
• Innovations in banking: customer service means total access
• Brothers in arms
• Companhia Siderurgica Nacional
• Holcim
• In the red
• Excerpt from play to your strength
• The Overseas Private Investment Corporation
• Enersur
• Dial W for Web
  by Michelle Guevara
• Travel hot tips
• Compania Anonima Nacional Telefonos De Venezuela
• Picking up the pieces: Parmalat's hugely profitable Latin America division is a tempting target. Investors aim to keep the company whole—if they can
  by Eric J. Lyman
• Best gets better
  by Marcelo Salup
• Savia
• The real deal
• The reformer
• Endesa
• Endesa
• Titles of interest
• Banco Bradesco
• Corporate jets save time and money
• Trade calendar
• Passage to India
• Tower Automotive
• Bottom-line buddies
  by Mary A. Dempsey
• Selling the sizzle: Buenos Aires province tries to clean up, upstaging the government in the process
  by Joshua Goodman
• Investors know better
  by Leonardo Murcia
• Vitro
• The big picture
• Creating value in cash & treasury management
• A new consensus
• Grupo
• Repsol Exploracion Peru
• Global Grocer: international shoppers click and buy from fledgling online food sellers
  by Corrie Maclaggan
• Friendlier skies
• Feast or famine
  by Mike Ceaser
• Kimberly-Clark
• Privatizations
• Vote of confidence
  by Paulo Patullo
• Mexico's Navy
• Digging deep: Lula promises economic growth. He's looking at the Amazon to get it
  by Michael Kepp
• Hogan & Hartson: Latin American legal experience you can rely on
• Grounds war: international coffee prices stay low, forcing Colombian growers large and small to rethink
  by Toby Muse
• Argentina
• Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria
• Spreading its wings
• Up, up, up with people
  by Andres Hernandez Alende
• Sign here, please
• Blacklisted
• Sony Ericsson T616
• Advent International
• Mexico signed a new tax treaty with Australia to reduce double taxation and prevent tax evasion in both countries
• Going for gold
  by Jose Menendez
• Dialing for dollars
• Viva green
  by Tim Rogers
• It's the law.