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Anita Savio "Forget the Pope and Sub-Comandante Marcos, the real story is Maria Elena Salinas Miami, Florida". Latino Leaders: The National Magazine of the Successful American Latino. FindArticles.com. 25 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0PCH/is_1_3/ai_113053527/

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Articles in Feb-March, 2002 issue of Latino Leaders: The National Magazine of the Successful American Latino

• Benicio del Toro honored with Piper-Heidsieck Tribute at Sundance Film Festival
• Queensberry rules in and out of the ring
  by Rick Laezman
• Poncho Sanchez Latin Spirits
• Sergio Pino honored for excellence
• Snap decisions
  by Charles Dews
• The all-new Camry
• Few optimistic signs for Latinos in politics
  by Raul Ferraez
• Ingrid M. Duran named President of the CHCI
• Where is the leader? Henry Cisneros wears many hats, but is perhaps best known for his role as an eloquent orator
• Surf before you test-drive
  by Charles Dews
• Letters
• De la Vega promoted to president of BellSouth Latin America operations
• How not to sell yourself short by Fred Baca: Houston, Texas
  by Conrad Fox
• It looks like a Jaguar, drives like a Jaguar, but doesn't cost the earth
  by Charles Dews
• Corrections
• Beautiful horror: Guillermo del Toro brings artistry to monster movies
  by Rick Laezman
• Up & coming: Hispanic event guide February-March 2002
• Editor's note
  by Patrizia Rossi
• Ana Sokoloff: New York, NY: head of Latin American Art at Christie's, Ana Sokoloff is driven by a passion to convert fine art collectors into Latin art lovers
• Forget the Pope and Sub-Comandante Marcos, the real story is Maria Elena Salinas Miami, Florida
  by Anita Savio
• Deadly facts about children and guns
• A touch of royalty in right field
  by Patrick Ridgell
• Providing quality healthcare to the underserved
  by Rick Laezman
• Univision Communications, Grupo Televisa and Venevision form: Landmark Alliance
• Anyone for tennis?
  by Charles Dews
• Sergio Zyman and the admen: a marketing maverick puts creativity in its place
  by Conrad Fox
• Raul Yzaguirre discloses Parkinson's disease
• Nicolas Kanellos: Houston, Texas
• Song of the Water Saints
• Universal Music Latino: announces its nominees for premio Lo Nuestro 2002
• Wall street: Wall Street, the financial heart of the United States, resumes its frenetic beat, with the energy and vigor of New York's vital Latino population
  by Emilio Espinosa
• Nine Queens