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Articles in Oct-Nov, 2003 issue of Latino Leaders: The National Magazine of the Successful American Latino

• Hispanic wave sweeps Colorado - Mundo Latino: news events
• Richard H. Carmona: Surgeon General of the United States - My Style
• Exitos Eternos
• The list - Publishers' letter
  by Jorge Ferraez
• Politics - LL monitor
• Latino political power map: geographical distribution of the 42 Latino politicians
• Are Latinos taking over? Political scientist Arturo Valenzuela defines the new Latino leaders generation - Analisis
  by Gabriela Velazquez
• Editor's note - Letters
  by Nick Wilson
• Motors - LL monitor
• The growth of Hispanic electoral power as Latinos reach for the future - Main Cover - Cover Story
  by David Liss
• Amuse Cafe - Hot Spot
• Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Fast food - LL monitor
• Dems vs. reps: fight for the Latino vote, yet defining Hispanic issues and where the parties stand is not clear cut
  by Anita Savio
• Bistro 110 - Hot Spot
• Up & coming: Hispanic event guide October-November 2003 - Calendar
• Fashion - LL monitor
• The 42 most influential latino politicians - Hispanic Power
  by Francis Lora
• Juice for Life - Hot Spot
• Homeownership for Latinos - Mundo Latino: news events
• Ramiro Gonzalez: first Latino President of Cicero IL talked to Latino Leaders about his uphill battle against predecessor's corruption - Telephone Interview
  by Candida Lopez
• Un dia a la vez is what it takes San Antonio Mayor Edward D. Garza to run his city - Q&A
  by Armando Garcia Alvarez
• E-business solutions: today's key to business success - LL Focus
  by Gabriela Velasquez
• Republications back immigration - Mundo Latino: news events
• Gery Chico: candidate for US Senate: Chicago, IL - Proust Questionnaire
• Latinos money gives Latinos muscle
• Leadership on the rise: the Latino factor - Opinion
  by John A. Garcia
• Executive search - Mundo Latino: news events
• Fighting for opportunities: the trail Nunes blazed from a Portuguese immigrant farming family to Capitol Hill embodies the American dream. But How far can the young congressman go? - Leader Of The Future
  by Gabriela Velasquez
• Michael Flores: State of California's Secretary of Foreign Affairs - Picture
• Museum of Fine Arts Houston - MFAH - Mundo Latino: news events
• Romualdo Pacheco: from Seaman's Apprentice, aged 12, to Capitol Hill: Romualdo Pacheco became a US citizen at gunpoint during the Mexican-American War, and taking advantage of his new, if unrequested, citizenship he headed for Washington, having first bec
  by Pedro Munguia
• Latino Politics in America
• Politics as theater: Cruz Bustamante: advances to the top spot in California's recall madness - Mundo Latino: news events
  by Rick Laezman
• Bush' top Hispanic official takes on poor housing with religious Zeal - Executive Leader
  by Miriam Martinez
• Casa de los babys