Latin Trade

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Articles in April 2007 issue of Latin Trade

• On draft
• Small is beautiful
• Hotter by the minute: Mexico's chile pepper producers come together to battle coming Chinese imports
  by Marisol Rueda
• Cash back
• Free trader
  by Marisol Rueda
• Beach breeze: tips from the concierge at the Loews Miami Beach Hotel
  by Patricia Ruiz
• Expansion market
• Breaking the cycle: now, with prosperity rising, is the best time to practice discipline and invest in new growth
  by Ricaurte Vasquez Morales
• Mexico: oil and water
  by Patricia Ruiz
• Bigger is better
• A clear conscience: silence is no solution for victims of political torture and murder in Latin America
  by Jack Epstein
• In and out
  by Forrest Jones
• Abandon ship
• All together now: convention centers, once job-creating tools for the Mexican bureaucracy, now compete to host global events
  by Santiago Fittipaldi
• Rule by force
• Private island
• Cranial pursuit: as technology booms in the Southern Cone, companies scramble for talent
  by Juan Pedro Tomas
• Digital city
  by Margarida O. Pfeifer
• Coming soon: Mexican movies, long adored at home, look to theaters across distant horizons
  by Marisol Rueda
• Pumped up
  by James Thompson
• Power to the people: small business sees opportunity in growth and free trade, and money is right behind
  by Doralisa Pilarte
• Other people's money
  by Greg Brown
• Rock solid
• Plastic man
  by Carlos Adese
• LT events
• Pedal to the metal
  by Carlos Adese
• Double duty: Latin America's CFOs juggle more tasks than ever and, increasingly, need a human touch, too
  by Forrest Jones