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Articles in April 2005 issue of Latin Trade

• Argentina and Bolivia signed an accord to boost the flow of natural gas between the two countries
• ICA Fluor, a Mexican construction company, won US$82 million in contracts to build projects across Mexico
• Going for gold
• Flying high: Panama's Copa Airlines wants to turn the isthmus into a regional super hub
  by Thierry Ogier
• Money, money everywhere: Chile's companies rely on loans, stocks, bonds—or all three—to grow in 2005
  by Eduardo Coronado
• The problem with money
  by Andres Hernandez Alende
• The Andean Community
• Confessions of an Economic Hit Man
• Rest of the world
• Embraer
• Jugos Del Valle
• Busy signals
• DFW Airport's cargo numbers continue to multiply
• Bond bearers: Colombian companies expect to grow in 2005, and bonds are the tool of choice to do it
  by Toby Muse
• The Global Committee of Argentine Bondholders
• Overdosed America
• Lending trees
  by Forrest Jones
• Dear Venture capitalists …
  by Greg Brown
• M&G Group
• NH Hoteles
• Petroleos De Venezuela
• Medical Hair Solutions offers new business opportunities
• Solid ground: multilateral lenders help Ecuador's businesses grow
  by Maria Elena Verdezoto Ortiz
• Desc
• Troy
• Privatizations
• Shame on Brasilia
  by Joao Lamana
• Grupo Angelini
• Grupo IMSA
• Breaking away
• Unleashing the tigers: SMB solutions drive mid-sized companies to their full potential
  by Marlen Mursuli
• Mexican might: with inflation low and the economy stable, Mexican corporates tap markets worldwide
  by Forrest Jones
• Working women
  by Tim Rogers
• The Andean Development Corporation
• Events
• Perverse
  by Olimpia Gonzalez
• Empresa Nacional Del Petroleo
• Noble International
• The world according to Lula …
  by Luiz Ignacio Lula da Silva
• Easy money
  by Forrest Jones
• Money bags: Peru's institutional investors line up to finance big projects
  by Lisa K. Wing
• Ad it up
• The International Monetary Fund
• Belly of the beast
• Stock option
  by Carlos Adese
• Box tops
  by Stanley L. Ronell
• Colombia
• Minera Autlan
• The hot 50: Latin America's fastest-growing small companies redline their way to profits
  by Greg Brown
• Bull run: Latin American capital markets are awash with money, some for the first time in a long time
  by Forrest Jones
• Hedge time: despite eager-to-lend banks, Venezuelan companies look to overseas bond markets for financing
  by Mike Ceaser
• King of the mountain
• Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Economico e Social
• Sell! Buy! Duck!
  by Bill Hinchberger
• A good read
  by Jose Pablo Castillo Salazar
• Continental Airlines
• GlaxoSmithKline
• Gear box
• The optimist: Santander's Latin America chief sees a bright future for the region
  by Paulo Prada
• Point of view: the beholder
• The heir
  by Andres F. Velazquez
• The Andean Development Corporation
• Living in the past: the United States prepares to fumble its way through four more years in Latin America
  by Jack Epstein
• Monsanto
• ICA Fluor
• Darby Overseas
• Panama calling: Panama is fertile ground for call centers, but it needs more people fast
  by Andres F. Velazquez
• Nicaragua and Central America
  by Mario Alonso
• Looking for Jobim: bossa nova nostalgia still reigns in Brazil, but only for foreigners
  by Kenneth Rapoza
• Sales guys: Chile's big retailer slash prices, and margins, to grow in a hot retail market
  by Eduardo Coronado
• Lock box
  by Carlos Adese
• High interest: Brazil's consumer-credit business is getting ready to boom
  by Thierry Ogier
• Repsol-YPF
• Sempra
• ChevronTexaco
• Paving the way: Brazil needs export corridors so badly that it's financing them in other countries
  by Mike Ceaser
• Fresh air: no banks? No problem. Businesses in Argentina are doing just fine on their own
  by Juan Pedro Tomas
• The price is right: under pressure from Web competitors, airlines guarantee their prices online are lowest
  by Forrest Jones
• Cash and treasury management in Latin America Q&A
• Latin America and the Caribbean