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Articles in June 5, 1989 issue of Business America

• Argentina faces challenges
  by Mark Siegelman
• Chile: strong and healthy
  by Monica Adler
• Colombia: a bright spot
  by Laurie MacNamara
• Venezuela begins reform
  by Herbert A. Lindow
• Intellectual property rights protection in South America
  by Roger Turner
• Brazil: imports from U.S. rise despite flat economy
  by Andrea Curaca Malito
• Growth in foreign industrial production equals that in the United States - also includes a related article on the U.S. trade deficit
  by Herta Pittman
• Exporting pays off - Rich Lumber Co
• The impact of South America's debt on U.S. trade
  by Monica Adler
• Telecommunications markets in South America
  by Monica Adler
• Major computer and software markets - also contains a related article on copyright protection for software in Brazil
  by Laurie MacNamara
• Eximbank, TDP, and OPIC are active in South America - the Export-Import Bank, U.S. Trade and Development Program, and the Overseas Private Investment Corporation
• South America struggles to recover from 'lost decade.'
  by William J. Des Rochers
• Bush administration appointees take charge in Commerce Department
• Administration uses super 301 and special 301 trade tools - also includes a related article on questions and answers concerning super and special 301
• Mexico changes rules on foreign investment