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Articles in August, 2003 issue of Latin Trade

• 2002 Ad
• Building a lean machine
  by Mike Zellner
• Banco Itau
• Paper pact
• Minera Corona
• Chat line
• Caves, condos and a carrot? Mais oui … French designer Philippe Starck and his backers have big plans for Latin America
  by Joshua Goodman
• Other titles of interest
• Alcoa
• Ruben Berta Foundation
• Sempra Energy
• The Ministry of Justice in Brazil is investigating allegations that U.S. power companies AES and Enron conspired to rig the auction of Brazil's electricity distributor Eletropaulo in 1998
• Let them eat bolivars: as a referendum looms, Venezuelan importers wonder if they'll ever see another dollar
  by Mike Ceaser
• AirGov
• Iberia is offering two additional flights to Mexico City and three to Buenos Aires from Madrid as part of its ongoing campaign to increase routes to Latin America
• Argentina will receive US$125 million in rapid financing from the Inter-American Development Bank, as part of a program to provide greater stability in the insurance sector
• Lockheed Martin
• Gas Natural Baja California
• Not licked yet
  by Maria Clara Burbano
• Bottoms up
  by Greg Brown
• CLAB 2003 to showcase the latest banking technology
• Social engineering, again
  by Andres Hernandez Alende
• Banco Santander Central Hispano
• Monsanto
• Union Fenosa
• A Criminal Court in Santiago ordered Chilean vineyard Vinedo Errazuriz Ovalle to remove its wines from the country's supermarkets after competitor Vinas Errazuriz filed a complaint stating the company was trying to confuse consumers and did not have right
• Bench warmers: their heart is in the game, but even Mexico's top baseball squad suffers for its sport
  by Simeon Tegel
• Top docks
• Aeromexico is planning to launch six flights from Fort Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport to Mexico City beginning on July 7th
• Come together
  by Thos. A. Knapp
• Yamana Resources
• Alianza Summa
• Uruguay received approval from its bondholders to exchange approximately US$5 billion of its debt for bonds maturing at a later date and with a lower interest rate
• You wouldn't understand
  by Gabriela Chamorro
• The starvation diet: Latin America's oil producers get no windfall from war and high prices. Their problems begin at home
  by Greg Brown
• Slow motion: as U.S. carriers expand alliances, Colombia's Alianza Summa says it can wait
  by Gabriela Chamorro
• Key indicators
• Midterm review
• Refinery expansion
• Savia
• A prosecutor from the Civil District of Sao Lourenco in Brazil has filed a lawsuit against Nestle claiming the Swiss food company illegally extracted mineral water from the city
• Hope meets reason: we see what's failing for the left in Latin America. How about what's working?
  by Jack Epstein
• Baja California dreaming: with natural gas running short, U.S. energy companies turn to Baja California to power up supply
  by Michelle Guevara
• Las Vegas Premium Outlets, the first upscale outlet mall in Las Vegas, will open in August
• Green gold
• Banco Sudameris Argentina
• Enersis Endesa Chile, Chilean units of Spanish energy giant Endesa, refinanced debt of US$1.6 billion and $743 million, respectively
• ING
• Pay your taxes, kids
  by Charles Newbery
• Every day higher sales: Wal-Mart wunderkind Walmex shows them how it's done in a down economy
  by Simeon Tegel
• Sky high fees
• Starwood, which operates Sheraton hotels, has opened or begun work on new hotels in Brazil and opened one in Panama
• Argentina will restart a public spending plan of US$2.8 billion in 2003
• Chile and the United States signed a free-trade agreement between the two countries in Miami
• Transalta
• Grupo TMM, Latin America's largest multimodal transportation company, lost court protection against its creditors after a Mexican Civil Court judge overuled a previous injunction granting the transportation company a one-year grace period to meet its debt
• The giant 24 foreign companies in Latin America
  by Greg Brown
• Custom agents gone wild
• Mexicana de Aviacion will offer a 5% discount
• Free trade now
  by Selina Jackson
• Anglogold
• The World Bank
• Alstom Power
• The world according to Nestor …
• Trinidad and Tobago: a strategic location for investing in the Americas: regional hub bidding to host FTAA secretariat
• Willkommen, bienvenue, welcome
  by Michelle Guevara
• Privatizations
• Just one look …
  by Denis Bockar
• Banco Do Brasil
• Mexican President Vicente Fox announced a program to modernize the country's highway infrastructure with a US$455 million highway fund to support the initiative
• Argentina dodged a class-action suit presented in New York by foreign bondholders after a U.S. Federal Court denied their request to recover US$60 million in deposits lost when the South American country defaulted
• Peru impossible
• Welcome to our hard drive: looking for savings and new business, banks and retailers bring customers onto their networks
  by Greg Brown
• Atlanta, Georgia: the gateway to the Americas'
• Trade Calendar