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Articles in April-May, 2004 issue of Latino Leaders: The National Magazine of the Successful American Latino

• Up & coming: Hispanic event guide April-May 2004
• The best music is closer than it appears
  by Alexis Langagne
• Hopes dimming for a Latino Senator
• Top 10 Latinos in health care
• Hot Mexican movies on DVDs
• Body snatchers and city slickers
• Top 5 spas in the US
• Letters
  by Danette T. Sokacich
• Corn is good for you; Corn is not only a tasty treat, but also a cereal that provides a lot of health benefits
• Latino Leaders' Cellar
  by Jorge Ferraez
• What makes Latino leaders Latinos leaders?
  by Pablo Schneider
• Latinas who make a difference
  by Nick Wilson
• A national voice in Spanish
• Pop stars reflect the times
• Giselle: singer
• Writing from the heart
  by Jorge Ferraez
• Latinos and gay marriage
• Marco Lopez Jr.: head of the Arizona-Mexico commission
  by Thomas Whittingslow
• Commerce: J.R. Gonzales: acting USHCC president and CEO
• Manufacturing: Ricardo Alvarez: CEO and President Juanita's Foods
• Festival de la familia grows
• A border girl living on the edge: Paulina Rubio
  by Gabriela Velazquez
• Deja vu-President Fox visits President Bush
• Let's make a movie
• Awards for women: LA businesswomen and community leaders honored
• Carlos Ponce: the Cuban from Puerto Rico
  by Danette T. Sokacich
• Oak Creek Golf Club
• Fulton's Crab House Restaurant
• Patricia Madrid: fighting crime and making history
• Communicating during a disaster
• The Peninsula Restaurant
• Puerto Rican poet, Piri Thomas
• Latina advocates: making the world a better place
  by Miriam Martinez
• A Latina of many colors, Sandra Cisneros
  by Miriam Martinez
• Raquel Welch film festival
• Health Care in America
  by Gabriela Velazquez
• Lionel Sosa: marketing visionary who changed political history: head of Garcia KS
  by Miriam Martinez
• Living to Tell the Tale