41. Department Of Commerce Home Page - Evans Speeches owned company now has customers in latin America as well work to open horizons abroadfor all American businesses to that comes from trade and commerce so more http://www.commerce.gov/opa/speeches/Evans/2001/July_12_Evans_Hispanic_Lead.html

DOC Home Page Newsroom Home Press Releases Media Contacts Secretary Evans Biography Speeches Webcast Archive Photo Gallery ... Services Search all Commerce web sites at FirstGov Enter search terms: Remarks by Secretary of Commerce Donald L. Evans Before the Hispanic Leaders on Trade at The White House July 12, 2001 Washington, DC [As Prepared For Delivery] Good afternoon. We appreciate your taking the time to be here with us for matters that are important not only to your families, your businesses and to this nation, but important to all mankind. Trade and the tools we need to promote it - among these, Trade Promotion Authority (TPA) - are about future progress and prosperity. Speaking of progress and prosperity, this morning at the Commerce Department we released the results of our latest minority business survey. It shows that Hispanics own almost 1.2 million of all U.S. non-farm businesses. That's up 30 percent over the 1992 count. These enterprises employed an estimated 1.3 million people and generated more than $186 billion in business revenues. The numbers tell us that Hispanic business owners are an economic force in this country and contribute mightily to the prosperity we all enjoy.

42. Technology Foresight For Latin America And Caribbean necessary enabling environment for ecommerce. Tourism, Integration and trade Negotiationsof Biotechnology Forum A latin American Biotechnology Initiative http://www.foresight.ics.trieste.it/

Latin America and Caribbean Technology Foresight Initiative United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) in co-operation with International Centre for Science and High Technology (ICS) and in line with its Global Forum mandate is committed to playing an important role in supporting the endeavours of governments. UNIDO/ICS is ready to become the LAC Region’s depository and distribution engine of accumulated knowledge, expertise and best practices on Technology Foresight activities. Subscribe Unsubscribe Current Highlights LAC newsletter April-May 2003 - UNIDO News The third edition of the Regional newsletter for Latin America is now available. From this edition on, the newsletter will incorporate an economic indicator (INDI) for the monitoring of the evolution of the industry in the southern cone of Latin America. - UNIDO Montreal Protocol projects in Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay Finally, the newsletter reports on the visit of the Argentinean chancellor Mr. Carlos Ruckauf to UNIDO and a presentation he gave to the international community on Argentina.

43. States Of The Union Initiative: Export Challenges and InterAmerican trade Monitor · latin American Alliance · Mercosur. trade andInvestment Guide · ProChile · American Chamber of commerce Chile. http://www.csis.org/states/rc.html

States of the Union Initiative Overview Student Summits Teacher Summits Trade Simulations ... Get Involved Search CSIS CSIS 1800 K St., NW Washington, DC 20006 ph: 202.887.0200 fax: 202.775.3199 Email the Webmaster Resource Center Export Challenges Sample Business Plan Sample Budget Vocabulary List ... Resourcs Web Links International Trade/Government Resources CIA World Fact Book U.S. Department of Commerce The U.S. State Department Country Notes Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office ... Tradeport Country Library Regional Resources A F R I C A AfricaNet Africa News Africa Online Virtual Africa - Eritrea The Official Home Page of the Government of Eritrea Eritrean Network Information Center - Ethiopia Ethiopian News - Ghana Welcome to Ghana Republic of Ghana - Ministry of Trade and Industry Embassy of Ghana - Senegal The Republic of Senegal - South Africa Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) The International Corporation A S I A Asia Central Far East Business Directory - Brunei Brunei Darussalem Home Page Tamu Brunei Business Listing Brunei Info Hub Specialty Travel Guide - Hong Kong http://www.hkta.org

44. World Trade, Export And Import Leads: FITA.org International Business latin American Canadian exports imports; Japanese exports imports; Countrycommercial guides E. US Department of commerce s trade Information Center http://www.fita.org/trade_info.html

@import "css/layout.css"; OTHER LANGUAGES Search This Site: Advanced Search Search Tips Highlights PIERS Trade Power Search allows you to search millions of U.S. import and export recors. Click here for more information. Globalspeak has assembled a library of video Webcasts by leaders in the international trade community. Click here to watch, listen and learn The FITA International Trade Web Resources is an index of more than 7000 International Trade Web Resources helpful to international trade professionals worldwide. Enterweb granted this resource its 4 Star Award and declared, "The FITA index of web resources is just amazing." Take a look The FITA Directory of International Trade Associations in North America lists most of the international trade related business organizations in North America. The FITA Directory of Export Management Companies is the only directory of its kind on the Internet. Manufacturers can use it to find expert and experienced companies to help them enter export markets. The FITA Calendar of Trade Shows is the largest database of trade shows in the world.

45. Zona Latina: Latin American Magazines Hoy (resources/news for ecommerce); IT Sitio political analysis; in Engilsh); latinAmerican in Movement Finance (finance; in English); latin trade (trade news http://www.zonalatina.com/ZLmagaz.htm

Latin American Magazines Please send all additions/changes to webmaster Zona Latina 's Research Facts about Latin American print media REGIONAL ALERTANET ("derecho y sociedad") América Economia (business/economics; available in Spanish and Portuguese editions) Agencia Latinoamericana de Información (communication) Los Amigos de lo Ajeno (poetry) Baquía (internet commerce; in Spanish and Portuguese editions) (broadcast indusry) (design/lifestyle) Channel Planet (information technology) CimacNoticias (gender) Claqueta (entertainment) Condorito (comics) Cristina La Revista (talk show hostess Cristina Saragelui) El Dipló (Spanish-language version of Le Monde Diplomatique for the southern cone) ebizLatam (e-commerce) The Economist (business/economics; in English) Editorial Televisa (publishing group) Electorales.com (election coverage) Entreextremos (Latin American cinema) Esquina Latina (music) La Fogata (politics) Foreign Affairs en Español (politics) Foreign Policy (global politics and economics; in English)

46. EDRS: Other Links Central and latin America latin American Statistical Sources latin America/Caribbean US Department of commerce trade Information Center Statistics in latin http://www.library.mcgill.ca/edrs/links/country/country.html

Country Wise Data Sites Africa Asia Europe Oceania ... United States Africa Statistics for the "African Studies WWW" International Business Resources, Africa Algeria - Office National de Statistiques (ONS) - Algeria ... Angola, Republic of Art and culture, news, politics, business and economics. Gambia, Republic of History and geography, government, investment opportunities, economic development, and tourism. Kenya - Central Bank of Kenya South Africa - Statistics South Africa Back to Top Asia Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library International Business Resources, Asia and Ocenia China Statistical Information Network http://www.stats.gov.cn/english/index.html China Population Information and Research Center (CPIRC) http://www.cpirc.org.cn/eindex.htm China - Republic of China (Taiwan) The Republic of China Yearbook Israel - Central Bureau of Statistics (CBS) India: Ministry of Finance Government of india India - Reserve Bank of India ... Japan Global Window: The Guide to Business Success Japan at a Glance, the economy, financial structure, etc. Jordon - Central Bank of Jordan Pakistan - Government of Pakistan Homepage Singapore - Department of Statistics, Singapore

47. Latin CEO: Executive Strategies For The Americas: Trade Infrastructure - Miami, BiNational Chambers of commerce (half the individual country members of which areLatin American or Caribbean nations), and the 16 Foreign trade offices here http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0OQC/is_4_3/ai_100463058

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); Advanced Search Home Help IN all publications this publication Business Automotive Business Computing Entertainment Health News Reference Sports YOU ARE HERE Articles Latin CEO: Executive Strategies for the Americas August-Sept, 2002 Content provided in partnership with Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals Trade infrastructure - Miami, Florida Latin CEO: Executive Strategies for the Americas August-Sept, 2002 To function as the trade focal point of the Americas takes more than an efficient seaport and well-connected airport. It also requires a complex support system, everything from huge warehousing capabilities and expertise in freight forwarding to vast databases of trade leads and organizations that coordinate trade missions. If you travel west of the City of Miami and stand at the intersection of NW 107th Avenue and NW 41st Street in the western part of Miami-Dade County, you can see something which is the last of its kind: an open field, complete with cows, in the heart of what is now known as the Airport/West real estate market. The cows are there, contentedly chewing on 182 acres of grass, only because the will of deceased land owner Charles B. Lemon forbids his descendants from ever developing the property. "There are no other cows out here, believe me," says Ed Easton, Sr. "There is very little open land remaining, perhaps a hundred acres."

48. Latin Trade: Visualcom YOU ARE HERE Articles latin trade Jan, 2000 Article. a new business landscapein latin America a place collapse, borders fall and commerce flows freely http://articles.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0BEK/is_1_8/ai_58833698

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); Advanced Search Home Help IN all publications this publication Business Automotive Business Computing Entertainment Health News Reference Sports YOU ARE HERE Articles Latin Trade Jan, 2000 Content provided in partnership with Print friendly Tell a friend Find subscription deals Visualcom Latin Trade Jan, 2000 Leading the way in I-Business for Latin America Andre Vanyi-Robin foresees a new business landscape in Latin America - a place where distances collapse, borders fall and commerce flows freely. It's a world where a Chilean winemaker can sell directly to a Nebraska distributor, or where a gift shop owner in Bangor, Maine, can buy silver candlesticks from a factory in Cuernavaca, Mexico. In short, it's a world where e-commerce produces benefits for all. But Vanyi-Robin, president and CEO of Visualcom, doesn't call it just e-commerce. "I-Business is the term that best represents the conglomeration of all the core competencies that are necessary in order to do business on-line in Latin America," he says. "We are a pioneer in the region, specializing in the development of I-Business solutions - from sophisticated online business models to site design. Our solutions always consider the available technologies and the local culture." Visualcom, the leading Internet business provider for Latin America, excels in these eight core competencies:

49. International Business Information (IBI) Directory: Chapter 5 - Latin America An VenezuelanAmerican Chamber of commerce Industry latin American Caribbean Exporters’and Business Directories. trade Venezuela trade Directory http//www http://www.infotoday.com/ibi/ibi-chapter5.htm

The International Business Information (IBI) Directory The IBI Directory is a resource for readers of the book, International Business Information on the Web: Searcher Magazine's Guide to Sites and Strategies for Global Business Research, by Sheri R. Lanza. Organized by chapter and periodically updated, the directory includes links to all the Web resources covered in the book. To use the IBI Directory effectively, a copy of the book is required. ISBN 0-910965-46-3 $29.95 U.S. (available for a limited time at a special price of $23.95 when ordered online) Chapter 5—Latin America and the Caribbean Latin American and Caribbean Search Engines and Directories Latin American Network Information Center (LANIC) http://lanic.utexas.edu CaribSeek http://www.caribseek.com International Studies—Americas (Rhodes College) http://blair.library.rhodes.edu/ishtmls/americas.html International Studies—South America (Rhodes College) http://www.rhodes.edu/ishtmls/SAmerica.html VIBES—Virtual International Business and Economic Sources—Latin America http://libweb.uncc.edu/ref-bus/reg.htm#latin

50. Increasing EU Presence In Latin America - World News And Prophecy: March 2003 latin American and other nations desires to be free from and to be made rich throughcommerce will finally According to verse 3, trade and commerce will be a http://www.ucg.org/wnp/wnp0303/eupresence.htm

Increasing EU Presence in Latin America The people of Latin America are voting for leaders whom they hope can lift the region's millions from the grips of poverty. The gap between rich and poor has become the main issue throughout the region and therefore a primary theme of regional leaders, whether conservative or liberal. by Fred Nance In Brazil, the voters recently elected a leftist leader for the first time in their history. Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva declared that combating poverty will be his first priority in South America's largest country. According to Latin Trade Magazine (October 2002), 211 million people in Latin America are poor—that's 44 percent of the population. They are demanding that their leaders do something. All Latin American leaders agree that trade will be a key component to the turning around of their terrible economic performances and recurring economic collapses. Many nations in the region are racing to make trade deals to try to revive their stagnant economies and to compete in the global market. Bible prophecy shows that international trade will indeed be pivotal to the health of the world's economy, revealing a coming massive economic system that will lift many nations to prosperity, even to luxury.

51. Latin American Nations Urged To Adopt "passports For Goods" June 1998 – The International Chamber of commerce appealed to latin American countriesto plea before an audience of international trade and senior http://www.iccwbo.org/home/news_archives/1998/latin_american_nations.asp

Latin American nations urged to adopt "passports for goods" Miami, Florida, 1 June 1998 ICC Secretary General Maria Livanos Cattaui made the plea before an audience of international trade and senior customs officials at the Symposium of the Americas conference here, which is debating practical measures for improving customs services and making border controls more effective. ATA carnets – the letters stand for the French and English words "Admission Temporaire/Temporary Admission" – are already operated by 53 trading nations. These "passports for goods" allow the temporary import for up to one year of items for trade fairs and exhibitions, professional equipment and commercial samples. They can range from a rock star’s sound system to a laptop. In 1997, some 193,000 carnets were issued worldwide, covering goods with an estimated value of $11.5 billion. Ms Cattaui said that, except for Canada and the United States, no country in the Americas was yet a member of the ATA system, although Mexico had ratified the relevant convention and was known to be close to implementing it. "I would therefore strongly encourage business and customs in your countries to consider the advantages of the ATA carnet." The ICC Secretary General said: "In the coming months, IBCC and the US Council for International Business will intensify their efforts to expand the ATA carnet system in the Americas.

52. Latin America - Business - University Of Alberta Libraries MERCOSUR (Organization). Fiscal policy latin America. Mexico commerce Canada.Foreign trade regulation Canada. South America Economic integration. http://www.library.ualberta.ca/subject/business/latinamerica/index.cfm

Home Catalogue Databases Ejournals ... Winspear Business Reference Library Doing Business in Latin America and the Caribbean Area Top databases for international business. Articles Country and Regional Information Business Guides Business Travel and Etiquette ... Corporate Directories (Address, Telephone, Fax and E-mail) Corporate Financial Information Industry / Market Information Importing and Exporting Free Trade Agreements ... More University of Alberta Libraries' QuickStart Guides Articles Factiva A great source for current news about what is happening in the Latin American markets and for following the hot issues in business and economics. To find articles from Business Mexico Santiago Times (Chile) AE Brazil , and other news sources, select Source and then Factiva Groups . Then use the titles list to search for a favorite news source like the Business Mexico or the Publications-Regions list to check out the news from a region or country. Some news is available in Portuguese, for example Reuters Focus ABI Inform Find articles on business, management, organization, economics and other topics related to Latin America and the Caribbean or a particular country like Brazil. Business Source Premier Academic Search Primier Includes articles on business, management, organization, economic policy and other topics related to Latin America and the Caribbean or a particular country such as Mexico.

53. Latin American And Caribbean Library - Databases Subjects covered include political science, foreign relations, economic development,commerce, trade and industry, the Edited by the UCLA latin American Center http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/lat/databases.html

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Latin American and Caribbean Library 324 Main Library - Telephone: (217) 333-2786 - Hours: 8:30am-5:00pm, Monday-Friday Home About the LACL Indexes and Databases E-Journals ... Links Indexes/Databases related to Latin American Studies Databases specific to Latin America Hispanic American Periodicals Database (HAPI) This web version of the Hispanic American Periodicals Index provides bibliographic citations to articles and reviews pertaining to Central and South America, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Hispanics in the U.S., published in more than 400 journals in the social sciences and humanities from 1970 to the present. Subjects covered include political science, foreign relations, economic development, commerce, trade and industry, the environment, geography, history, sociology, anthropology, ethnography, religion, literature, art, drama, and film. Edited by the UCLA Latin American Center. English. Handbook of Latin American Studies (HLAS) "A bibliography on Latin America consisting of works selected and annotated by scholars. Edited by the Hispanic Division of the Library of Congress, the multidisciplinary Handbook alternates annually between the social sciences and the humanities." Available in English

54. New Mexico's Next Century: Building Opportunities Through Global Trade Akira Moromi, Japan External trade Organization (Los of commerce (Tokyo); Focus KoreaJongHyun Choi Senator Jeff Bingaman; Focus latin America Joshua Freilich http://www.nmjc.org/nmstake2000.html

New Mexico's Next Century Building Opportunities Through Global Trade Fourth Annual International Trade Conference January 13th-14th ~ 2000 Honorary Chairman, U.S. Senator Jeff Bingaman Conference Chair, Intel Corporation Conference Organizer, New Mexico U.S.-Japan Center Conference Location, Hyatt Regency Hotel, Albuquerque, NM Conference Parking Information Network with experienced individuals and companies doing business with the Pacific Rim and Latin America. Gain information from State and Federal experts about government and private sector resources available to you. Past speakers include: Ambassador Charlene Barshefsky, U.S. Trade Representative; His Excellency Genaro Arigada, Ambassador of Chile to the United States; Her Excellency Chan Heng Chee, Ambassador of the Republic of Singapore to the United States; His Excellency Kunihiko Saito, Ambassador of Japan to the United States; The Honorable William M. Daley, Secretary, US Department of Commerce; His Excellency Jason Hu, Present Foreign Minister of Taiwan; Tachi Kiuchi, Chairman, Mitsubishi Electronics America. Agenda Thursday, January 13th

55. CSUH Jumps On Latin America Trade Focus - 2003-12-29 - East Bay Business Times The buzz about commerce between North and South an expansion of the controversialNorth American Free trade encompass every nation in latin America except Cuba http://eastbay.bizjournals.com/eastbay/stories/2003/12/29/story8.html

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56. Latin Trade Spanish 12 Issues This information is readily available on the trade groups Web CIO Search LatinAmerican E-commerce Showing Signs Of Growth According to research done in http://www.growingresults.com/article/s0/a554639.html

TECHNOLOGIES MARKETING USABILITY WIRELESS ... SHOP Articles about Latin Trade Spanish 12 issues Related subjects: Information Technology (search) eBusiness (search) ... Books and other products Displaying articles 1 to 25: Latin Trade Latin Trade (English) is a business publication dedicated tothe coverage of Latin America and The Carribean. Latin Tradeis the respected source for business opportunities across the hemisphere. Shop.com Search Business Spanish Dictionary As more and more business is done in Spanish and with Spanish-speaking countries around the world, the need for this reference grows ever greater. It is fully bilingual, English to Spanish and Spanish to English, and, in addition to definitions, many... Overstock Search Spanish For Human Resources Managers This highly informal and practical program teaches enough Spanish to allow learners to interview and hire job applicants, conduct job training programs, deal with wage and insurance issues, and more. Overstock Search Business Week Latin America Edition 51 issues Business Week Latin America Edition features global perspectives on the economy. 51 issues Only $3.33 per issue. That is 33% off. Magazania Search Can Your Content Speak Spanish?

57. Latin American And Caribbean Studies US Department of commerce Information on US trade with latin America and theCaribbean is available at this site. latin American Government Information http://library.albany.edu/subject/lacs.htm

Latin American and Caribbean Studies Associations and Organizations Electronic Journals and Newspapers General Subject Collections Human Rights ... Statistics and Government Publications Last Updated: November 25, 2003 This page is maintained by Mary Casserly Associations and Organizations Consejo Latinoamericano de Ciencias Sociales (CLACSO) A non-governmental association of institutions which provide information on current social sciences research, publication lists, a directory of researchers, and links to other sites of interest. Facultad Latinoamericana de Ciencias Sociales (FLACSO) An international organization created to promote education, research and technical cooperation among the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean. Latin American Studies Association (LASA) The largest professional association for individuals and institutions involved with Latin America. Organization of American States The oldest regional organization in the world. All countries in the Americas are members. The OAS collects data on economic, political and social issues of member states. Washington Office on Latin America WOLA is an organization whose purpose is to promote human rights issues, equitable economic development and sustainable development in Latin America. The site contains a variety of articles on these issues.

58. Latin Trade The IberianAmerican Chambers of commerce Association (AICO) represents 400 commerceand trade the United States and nations in latin America. http://www.latintrade.com/biztravel/features1.html

Politics - Economics - Trade On the political scene You are a top executive for a company's Latin American operations. You attend a conference on regional politics and hear a government official announce that pension reform is going smoothly. Later, you buttonhole the official in a bar and he reveals new roadblocks to reform. Such scenarios play out when executives looking to make investments turn up at annual political conferences on Latin America. The best conferences provide a heads-up on policies that impact the bottom line. And the gatherings offer participants a chance to talk one-on-one with policymakers from the region. "People go to hear big speeches from big names. But mostly they go to network and get new information. And they do," says Jerry Haar, director of the Inter-American Business and Labor Program at the University of Miami's North-South Center. The most important political conferences for the region include the Washington Conference sponsored by the Americas Society, the annual meeting of the Association of American Chambers of Commerce of Latin America (AACCLA) and The Miami Herald Americas Conference. Also influential is the Conference on the Caribbean Basin, organized annually by Caribbean-Latin American Action. The Washington Conference brings together representatives from Latin America's central banks, as well as ministers of finance and foreign relations. Fortune 500 executives are present to discuss their expectations for the region. "It's a stellar event that's focused on policy issues as they impact multinationals," says Haar.

59. GlobalEDGE (TM) | Country Insights - Overview Of Latin America groups 23 American Chambers of commerce in 21 latin American/Caribbean nationsand represents over 20,000 companies. AACCLA advocates trade and investment http://globaledge.msu.edu/ibrd/RegionLinks.asp?RegionID=4

60. Focus  Latin American Region A PROGRAMME FOR ENHANCING INDIA S trade WITH THE latin AMERICAN REGION. world.gif(87570 bytes) Web Page Designed by commerce Informatics Division, NIC. http://commerce.nic.in/flac/flac.htm

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