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Articles in May 2006 issue of Latin Trade

• Into the sunset
  by Greg Brown
• Linking up
• A tank half-full: Brazil pulls ahead in the worldwide race for alternative-fuel automobiles
  by Margarida O. Pfeifer
• Latin America and the Caribbean
• Strategic Hotels & Resorts
• Buttoned up
  by Maria Elena Verdezoto
• Tech tank: the Mexican government helps homegrown tech companies reach international markets
  by Marisol Rueda
• Bean King Brazil
  by Viviane Oliveira
• LT events: Latin Trade poll of chief financial officers in Latin America, January 2006
• Soft sell
  by Charles Newberry
• Cellular wireless sunglass accessory: Oakley Razrwire
  by Razrwire Oakley
• Busy bodies
• Betting the farm.
• American Electric Power
• The beautiful game.
  by Andres F. Velazquez
• Phone home
• Big company watch.
• River of cash: election-year politics is driving Brazil's largest infrastructure plan ever. It will cost the poor the most
  by Jack Epstein
• It's on me
• Key contact. software
  by Greg Brown
• The new entrepreneurs: for many companies, tackling tough social issues is all in a day's work
  by Forrest Jones
• LTV Networks
• Sleep on it: an Ecuadoran finds a novel way to sell mattresses, and builds on empire along the way
  by Maria Elena Verdezoto
• Here, there and everywhere: travel giant CVC uses discounting and volume to rule Brazil's domestic tourism industry
  by Margarida O. Pfeifer
• Busy signals
• Udder improvement: buoyed by high milk prices and economic recovery, Argentine dairy farms are back in business
  by Juan Pedro Tomas
• Concrete jungle: the Hilton Sao Paulo Morumbi's top concierge on visiting Brazil's business capital, Sao Paulo
  by Viviane Oliveira
• Click here
• Loyal opposition
  by Greg Brown
• The poor are still with us
  by Andres Hernandez Alende