Latino Leaders: The National Magazine of the Successful American Latino

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

• RCHI™ performance versus other selected benchmarks, August 2004-current
• Alfonso Soriano: the sweet swing of success
  by Wendy Pedrero
• Anna Escobedo Cabral: a presence at the Smithsonian
• … A corporate meeting coming up? a convention, maybe? Mexico can be the perfect destination
• Goya Olive Oil: the best value
• Goes to bat for the Latino community: Alfonso Martinez: president and CEO of HACR
  by Jorge Ferraez
• The Crabs of Santo Domingo
• A look into Los Angeles
• 50 things you should know about Alejandro Fernandez
  by Albert Sgambati
• The best music is closer than it appears
  by Alexis Langagne
• NSHMBA goes country
• Bunbury: "el viaje a ninguna parte"
  by Alexis Langagne
• Publisher's letter
  by Jorge Ferraez
• Reaching the farthest points
• Santiago Calatrava: a redefinition of 21st century urbanity
  by Gabriela Velazquez
• Avishai Cohen + the International Vamp Band: Unity
  by Alexis Langagne
• Editor's note
  by Wendy Pedrero
• Jacobo Espina Conde: dancer: master of the senses
  by Wendy Pedrero
• Carlos Alcantara: bringing Peru right to your table: Carlos Alcantara has a lot to be thankful for. A man who has forged his own path through life from a humble origin in his native Peru, he is now the CEO of the Chalaco Group, a successful food products
  by Wendy Pedrero
• Letters
  by Peter A. Ruiz
• Our favorite getaways
• The Latino Wave: How Hispanics Will Elect the Next American President
• Jorge Ramos
• Octavio Garcia: timepiece designer: as utilitarian as they may seem, watches have evolved into fashionable accoutrements—completely necessary for time and accessory management. Integrating function, form, and design, the watchmakers at Audemars Pigue
  by Jorge Ferraez
• Refined American Cuisine: The Inn at Little Washington
• Discovering the vineyard in your glass
  by Elias Fernandez
• The sky's the limit: for Latinos in NASA: unbeknownst to the Hispanic Community's mainstream, there are plenty of Latino heroes pushing the envelope in Space Exploration
  by Wendy Pedrero
• Wal-Mart relationship: invaluable to Ruiz Foods' growth
• How to organize a tasting
  by Jorge Ferraez
• Gael: taking the reins of his career
  by Susan Hornik
• New horizons: the past, present, and future of Latinos in America according to Harry Pachon
  by Jorge Ferraez
• FM Resources and Kodak expand relationship