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Articles in July, 2003 issue of Latin Trade

• EN Cifras
• Tras el escandalo
  by Oscar Diaz
• Companhia Vale Do Rio Doce
  by Oscar Diaz
• Telefonica Moviles
  by Oscar Diaz
• Pemex Gas y Petroquimica Basica
  by Oscar Diaz
• CanTV
  by Oscar Diaz
• Altas y bajas
• Interested in internet
  by Halit Osiroff
• Banco ABN AMRO Real, the Brazilian subsidiary of Dutch hank ABN AMRO, will pay Italy's Banco Intesa approximately US$173 million in cash and $578 million in shares for its 94.57% stake in Banco Sudameris
  by Oscar Diaz
• The IFC also will provide a US$10 million loan to leading Guatemalan bank Banco de Occidente
  by Oscar Diaz
• Peru extended for one year an option to develop the Tambogrande mine concession held by Canadian mining company Manhattan Minerals
  by Oscar Diaz
• Mexico's Congress
• To Russia … and Bosnia .. and Latvia, with love: Latin America's quintessential cultural product—the TV melodrama—sees a storyline abroad
  by Greg Brown
• Gear box
• Major mover
• Golden touch or friends in high places?
  by Andres Hernandez Alende
• Con buen pie: las sandalias mds celebres de Brasil se popularizan en el extranjero
  by Mery Galanternick
• Corporacion Financiera Internacional
  by Oscar Diaz
• La Corporacion Financiera Internacional
  by Oscar Diaz
• TV Azteca
  by Oscar Diaz
• ElectroPeru
  by Oscar Diaz
• Moneda dura
• Programas prohibitivos
  by Michelle Guevara
• More control, more countries
  by Mike Zellner
• Chile and Argentina eliminated a 0.5% tax on Chilean business investments in Argentina
  by Oscar Diaz
• Clorox, a U.S. consumer products maker, sold its SBP insecticide business in Sao Paulo, Brazil to the United Kingdom's Reckitt Benckiser for an undisclosed sum
  by Oscar Diaz
• Empresas De Telecomunicaciones De Bogota
  by Oscar Diaz
• Sempra Energy International
  by Oscar Diaz
• Ecuador filed a lawsuit against ChevronTexaco claiming the U.S. oil giant dumped approximately 19 billion gallons of oil-polluted water into pits and rivers in the Amazon between 1971 and 1992
• First stop, Baghdad?
  by Mike Ceaser
• The handoff: growing by leaps and bounds, family-owned Brazilian retailer Pao de Acucar looks to an outsider for guidance
  by Thierry Ogier
• Telefonica solutions enable multinationals to focus on their core business
• Banco Agricola expanding to serve Central America
• May day? Mayday!
• ?Plagio Movil?
  by Oscar Diaz
• Brasil firmo un convenio con el Museo Solomon R. Guggenheim, de Nueva York
  by Oscar Diaz
• Chile invertira US$7.8 millones en la segunda fase del Proyecto de Conservacion y Manejo Sustentable del Bosque Nativo hasta 2006
  by Oscar Diaz
• Citigroup
  by Oscar Diaz
• FTSE Group
  by Oscar Diaz
• Comunistas S.A.: atrapados en la crisis economica, los izquierdistas argentinos crean microempresas y marcas
  by Charles Newbery
• TecnoCaja
• Newsflash
  by Jose Augusto Lopes Sobrinho
• Mobile copy cat?
  by Oscar Diaz
• Scotiabank, a Canadian bank, paid approximately US$323 million to acquire an additional 36% of Mexico's Grupo Financiero Scotiabank Inverlat
  by Oscar Diaz
• Argentina's Secretariat for the Defense of Competition and the Consumer
• Nowhere to hide: global corporates, when sued, used to walk away. Not for much longer
  by Jack Epstein
• Dead ringers
• A real whopper
• Bargain-basement B.A
• Mas control, mas paises
• Firstenergy Corp
  by Oscar Diaz
• La Corporacion Financiera Internacional
  by Oscar Diaz
• Scotiabank
  by Oscar Diaz
• Manhattan Minerals
  by Oscar Diaz
• Indice
• Brazil and Argentina are in talks to establish a common currency through a Monetary Coordination Institute that will implement complementary fiscal and exchange policies in both countries
  by Oscar Diaz
• Kawasaki Aeronautica Do Brasil, a unit of the Japan's Kawasaki Heavy Industrial, built an airplane-wing production plant to supply Brazilian planemaker Embraer
  by Oscar Diaz
• Empresas Publicas De Medellin
  by Oscar Diaz
• Pemex Gas Y Petroquimica Basica, a petrochemical unit of the Mexico's state-owned oil company Petroleos Mexicanos, will build two new gas pipes over the next five months to increase the production and distribution of natural gas in Mexico
  by Oscar Diaz
• CANTV
  by Oscar Diaz
• Identity crisis
• Bottling a good idea: Mexico's soft-drinks businesses push recycling, hoping to get plastic out of the dumps
  by Sam Quinones
• Play money: www.fxcm.com
• Legal incentives for foreign investors
  by Zygmunt Brett
• Trade calendar
• Alma de gaucho
• Es la ley
  by Oscar Diaz
• CVRD
  by Oscar Diaz
• Empresas Publicas de Medellin
  by Oscar Diaz
• Sempra Energy International
  by Oscar Diaz
• Banca para pobres
  by Michelle Guevara
• Prosperidad a la vista: Brasil encabeza la lista de las 100 de Latin Trade por su recuperacion en 2003
  by Mike Zellner
• EMC: sirviendo a Las 100 Mayores Empresas de America Latina
• In my prayers
  by Paul L. Cook
• Brazil signed an agreement with the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York to build a US$170 million museum in Rio de Janeiro
  by Oscar Diaz
• Avery Dennison, a U.S. label maker, invested US$3 million to open a label-manufacturing facility in El Salvador
  by Oscar Diaz
• Grupo TMM, a Mexican transportation company, will sell a 51% stake in its affiliate TMM Puertos y Terminales for US$120 million to SSA Mexico, a unit of Stevedoring Services of America
  by Oscar Diaz
• Etevensa
  by Oscar Diaz
• Branching out
  by Michelle Guevara
• Commies, Inc.: cornered by a wretched economy, Argentine leftists look to entrepreneurship and branding. Yes, branding
  by Charles Newbery

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