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Cabin fever.
Cidade do Sexo (City of Sex), the brainchild of Igor de Vetyemy, is still only on paper. Yet is has Rio de Janeiro in an uproar. Praised by Rio Mayor Cesar Maia, the architecturally significant . . .

Closed doors.
CLOSED DOORS is Latin America protectionist? It depends on whom you ask. Despite the region's rapid liberalization of trade, there are those who say the region still has a long way to go. They . . .

News of the world.
When your name sits at the top of a publication's masthead, you get a lot of questions. One of the most common in recent months has been: "So, what's going to happen next." Honestly, I have no . . .

Nicaragua: moving forward.(INDICATORS)
Nicaragua seems to be in shape ahead of the free trade deal between the United States, the Dominican Republic and four Central American countries, known as DR-Cafta. According to the International . . .

China: a strong hand.(INDICATORS)(Brief article)
The Latin American economic boom has a lot to do with China's own growth story. The Asian powerhouse, not surprisingly, is looking for ways to increase its links with the region. Latin America . . .

Beans to Beijing.(Cooxupe)
BEANS TO BEIJING Seventy-six year old Carlos Paulino has never been to China--nor does he plan to visit anytime soon. Nevertheless, when the chance arose, he plunked down US$130,000 to invest in a . . .

America Movil.
AMERICA MOVIL, a Mexican wireless telecom, sold the peso-equivalent of US$739 million in 30-year bonds. The money will go toward the company's $3.24 billion investment program for . . .

Events.(AGENDA)
12TH ANNUAL BRAVO BUSINESS AWARDS Recognizing Outstanding Leadership in Latin America October 26-27, 2006 Coral Gables, Florida, USA The Biltmore Hotel For more information, please . . .

Latin trade index.(INDICATORS)
February '06 % CHANGE FEBRUARY '06/'05 Total trade US$ 74.9 billion 21.7% Exports US$ 39.6 billion 22.6% Imports US$ 35.3 billion . . .

The International Finance Corporation (IFC).(COLOMBIA)
THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORPORATION (IFC), the private-sector arm of the World Bank, will buy up to US$15 million in stock of Grupo Petrotesting, a Colombian oil and gas company. The IFC said the . . .

Liquid focus.(Mate)
Mate, by far the most popular drink in Argentina and as Argentine, culturally, as a good steak or tango, has taken its time to make a public appearance in Buenos Aires. Although the government . . .

ICA Fluor.
ICA FLUOR, a Mexican-U.S. construction and engineering firm, signed a US$90 million contract to build an offshore housing facility for Pemex, Mexico's state-owned oil company. The project will . . .

Ancient ice.(POINT OF VIEW)(Brief article)
Are the world's great ice sheets disappearing? Scientists know the world's seas are without a doubt rising by three millimeters a year, but the latest decade-long study from the U.S. space agency . . .

Rest of the World.(economic indicators)(Statistical table)
Rest of the World GDP % change on year ago LT forecast latest 2005E . . .

The Inter-American Development Bank.(REGIONAL)
THE INTER-AMERICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK, a multilateral lending institution, approved a US$280 million loan to improve the . . .

Chavez uber alles.
Firebrand Hugo Chavez, talking non-stop and wearing his trademark bright red shirt, vanquished his only serious challenger to retake the presidency of Venezuela. Almost immediately, he began visits . . .

Tuning in.
TUNING IN Televisa CEO Emilio Azcarraga Jean so hungers for a bigger piece of the lucrative U.S. Hispanic television market that he put US$1 billion on the table to expand his Mexican media empire . . .

Rich friends.
Brazil is taking on an even higher profile among the world's biggest financial institutions, particularly among those serving the wealthy. Swiss bank UBS, having gotten approval from regulators, . . .

Privatizations.
PRIVATIZATIONS SECTOR PROJECT DESCRIPTION AVIATION CHILE Region IX airport Concession to build and operate COLOMBIA El Embrujo Airport . . .

Latin America and the Caribbean.(INDICATORS)(Statistical table)
Latin America and the Caribbean GDP Industrial Unemployment % change on year ago production % rate . . .

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