41. World Trade Center Denver International Trade Links latin American trade Council of Oregon (LATCO) LATCO is a nonprofit businessassociation latin trade Magazine Covering commerce, trade, investment, http://www.wtcdn.com/links.html

World Trade International Business Resource Links Jump to any of these subject areas on this page: Banking, Currencies and Financing Conventions and International Trade Shows Country/Region Information General International Trade Resources ... Travel Banking, Currencies and Financing African Development Bank Financial Development institutions with updates on projects, events, and investment opportunities Asian Development Bank Development Bank homepage with info. on projects, business links, and news and events Bank of Canada Resources for Federal Governments, Central Banks, Banks, and other financial institutions Currency Converter Development Bank of Japan Provides long-term financing and other policy-based schemes European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Assists 27 Central and Eastern European Countries to implement structural reforms, promote competition, privatization, and enterpeneurship European Central Bank Supports economic policies in the European system. Promotes open market economies with free competition European Investment Bank Promotes development and economic cohesion for the member countries. Assists in raising funds and financing capital projects and implements components of agreements outside the EU

42. International Market Research - INTERTRAFFIC LATIN AMERICA-MEXICO 2004-USDOC CER The US Department of commerce certified the show Intertraffic latin America Intertraffic latin AmericaMexico will be held for the second time in Mexico http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/epic/internet/inimr-ri.nsf/en/gr123853e.html

@import url("../epic.css"); Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... STAT-USA Market Research Reports Search: All Products Country Commercial Guides Industry Sector Analysis International Market Insights ... World FactBook The information found below was provided to Industry Canada by STAT-USA ( http://www.stat-usa.gov/ ), and is supplied in English only. Industry Canada assumes no responsibility for the accuracy or timeliness of the information. Any views or opinions expressed are those of the authors. Industry Canada re-publishes U.S. trade opportunities (in International Market Insights) as a courtesy to assist Canadian companies identify potential markets, and not as a recommendation or endorsement of any specific company. INTERTRAFFIC LATIN AMERICA-MEXICO 2004-USDOC CERTIFIED TRADE SHOW International Market Insight [IMI] ID: 123853 Regions: WH ;Western Hemisphere ;North America ;Latin America ;IADB Country: Mexico Industry: Sectors: Automobiles/Light Trucks/Vans ;Transportation Services (Other Than Aviation) ;Trucks/Trailers/Buses by: Alicia Herrera approver: Renato Davia Report Date: Expires: The U.S. Department of Commerce certified the show Intertraffic Latin America being held in Mexico City, October 27-29, 2004. The show focuses on products and services for public transportation services.

43. Latin American E-Commerce Showing Signs Of Growth Ecommerce in latin America today faces significant challenges, currencies withliberalized trade policies will make latin America especially Brazil http://www.clickz.com/stats/sectors/geographics/article.php/348161

You are in the: ClickZ Network ClickZ Network Navigation ClickZ Network Home News News Blog Experts Stats Features Search Engine Watch Resources Stats Toolbox Web Worldwide Sectors Advertising/Marketing ... Write for ClickZ Subscribe to ClickZ Stats Twice Weekly HTML Click for More Newsletters print this article e-mail a colleague Latin American E-Commerce Showing Signs of Growth By Michael Pastore Although Latin America is constrained by its telecommunications infrastructure and limited Internet access, Forrester Research predicts that e-commerce in the region will grow to $82 billion in 2004. According to Forrester, the Latin American Internet economy will be principally powered by business-to-business (B2B) trade. B2B online in Latin America will account for $76 billion in 2004, or 93 percent of the total. "E-commerce in Latin America today faces significant challenges, but there are clear signs that the economic climate is dramatically improving," said Stuart Woodring, VP of research for emerging Internet economies. "The combination of aggressive efforts to stabilize currencies with liberalized trade policies will make Latin America especially Brazil and Argentina fertile ground for rapid adoption of global e-commerce." In addition to public policy support, full engagement in e-commerce requires a critical mass of technology linkages: phone lines, PCs, Internet hosts, and cell phones. Latin America's current limited access to hosting and phone lines will stunt this region's e-commerce growth. Even though the region lags behind its northern neighbors, partnerships and newly established corporate bases in Latin America are the first signs of growth.

44. LATIN AMERICA - A Programme For Enhancing India's Exports To LAC Region India s exports to latin American Region are proposed to be enhanced through an trade Missions Led by commerce Minister trade/Economic missions led by http://www.indiansources.com/publications/html/lac98.htm

LATIN AMERICA Contd... The Main elements of the program are : Focus Countries Thus, the program shall focus on the following countries : (1) Brazil; (2) Mexico; (3) Argentina; (4) Chile; Focus Product Groups The program shall specially focus on the following three major product groups : 2. Engineering Chemicals Various Initiatives India's exports to Latin American Region are proposed to be enhanced through an integrated effort of Government of India, Export Promotion Councils, Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Indian Missions and Institutions such as Exim Bank, ECGC, Commercial Banks etc. Initiatives by the Government of India Enhanced Political Dialogue : The Government shall have increased frequency of political dialogue at the highest level with the thrust countries. The political dialogue shall also be established with MERCOSUR which is the biggest trading block of the region. Frequent political dialogue with the thrust countries shall act as a catalyst for the private sector to explore and tap the full potential. Govt. To Govt. Institutional Mechanisms : Following institutional arrangements already exist in the identified thrust countries :

45. Latin American Economics Resources And Development - Academic Info Includes Emerging latin America section. Great source for current economic The databases are comprised of trade and commerce information in regard to http://www.academicinfo.net/latinamecon.html

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46. Bush Signs Central America Trade Pact - Politics - MSNBC.com President Bush signed a free trade agreement with six latin American countries on John Murphy, a latin American expert for the US Chamber of commerce, http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8794279/

Skip navigation U.S. News Hurricanes' Wrath The Changing Court ... Most Popular NBC NEWS MSNBC TV Today Show Nightly News Meet the Press ... Politics Bush signs Central America trade pact Agreement became medium for fierce debate over U.S. trade policy WASHINGTON - President Bush signed a free trade agreement with six Latin American countries on Tuesday, celebrating a victory in Congress so narrow and grueling that it cast doubt on the future of other trade-opening pacts the administration is negotiating. "Strengthening our economic ties with our democratic neighbors is vital to America's economic and national security interests," Bush said at an East Room ceremony in the White House. Bush's signature on the Central American Free Trade Agreement capped a bruising political battle. The relatively modest agreement, which Bush first approved over a year ago, passed the House last week by just a two-vote margin, obtained only after the president and House Republican leaders cajoled and made side promises to wavering lawmakers. The agreement - with Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic - eliminates tariffs and opens up the region to U.S. goods and services. It also lowers obstacles to investment in the area and strengthens protections for intellectual property.

47. Reviews Of Latin American Electronic Resources This site has been developed since 1994 by the latin American trade Council of contains detailed information on latin American trade and commerce. http://home.earthlink.net/~rhondaneu/eresources/eresources1.html

48. Aerospace Executive Service At LAAD 2004 - Rio De Janeiro, Brazil - April 26-29, The commerce Department’s International trade Administration (ITA) Aerospace Defense Helitech is the largest helicopter trade show in latin America, http://www.trade.gov/doctm/defensetech_rio_0405.html

Mission Statement Aerospace Executive Service at and Helitech Latin America 2005 April 26-29, 2005 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Event Description Commercial Setting: LAAD features equipment and services for the paramilitary, internal security and special forces, as well as state of the art equipment and services to the conventional armed forces of Latin America. Visitors include military, aerospace, and airline decision makers from throughout Latin American and the world. In 2003, 250 companies from 26 countries exhibited a wide range of commercial and military aerospace and ground support equipment and services including: aerospace materials and interiors, airport ground support equipment, aircraft maintenance services and equipment, avionics and radar systems, simulators and training equipment and unmanned aerial vehicles. Latin America's defense market represents a growing business for aerospace manufacturers. Some of the main interests are for new and upgraded fighters, surveillance and patrol platforms, air-to-air tankers and counter-insurgency/anti-narcotics equipment. Latin American military expenditures are estimated to gradually increase from $28 billion in 2003 to $32.2 billion by 2005 . In addition, Latin American governments plan to introduce new and updated systems. Specifically Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, and Chile are able to participate in new procurements in the areas of nuclear-powered submarine capability, counter-insurgency operations against guerillas and illicit drug crops, counter-narcotics, and the acquisition of tanker aircraft for in-flight refueling.

49. Safety And Security Trade Mission To Latin America - Columbia And Venezuela, Wit The United States Department of commerce, International trade Administration, Throughout latin America, endusers are becoming more sophisticated about http://www.trade.gov/doctm/security_latinamerica_0605.html

Mission Statement Safety and Security Trade Mission to Latin America Columbia and Venezuela, with Optional Stop in Panama June 12-17, 2005 Mission Description Gold Key Service The mission will include representatives of U.S. safety and security equipment and supply firms interested in entering or expanding existing business in these Latin American markets. The mission is also open to representatives of U.S. safety and security equipment trade associations. Commercial Setting Throughout Latin America, end-users are becoming more sophisticated about using safety and security products, both on a personal and corporate level. As awareness of what new products are on the market increases, so does the demand for these products. This trade mission will focus on three top markets for this important industry: Venezuela, Colombia, and Panama. Venezuela: The Venezuelan market for this sector is estimated at $80 million, and is expected to increase by approximately 3 percent annually over the next three years. Venezuela has traditionally been almost a captive market for the United States, which has about 77 percent market share. Estimated total investment over the next three years (2004-2006) in key manufacturing and government sectors amounts to $2.5 billion, indicating there will continue to be strong investment in safety and security products as these sectors expand. Petroleum companies and refineries; steel, aluminum and cement plants; food processing industries; large private companies, and shopping centers are all in the market for safety and security products. Industrial safety represents a particularly strong market sector, with around two million workers requiring personal protection devices. There is a good market for personal safety products, access control, CCTV, and such products as fire detection equipment, fire pumps and alarm systems.

50. Latin American And Caribbean Library - Databases Indexes/Databases related to latin American Studies foreign relations, economicdevelopment, commerce, trade and industry, the environment, geography, http://www.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

51. Globalinfo.org - Industry / Commerce 4, 2005 (IPS/GIN) Vietnam aspires to join the World trade Organisation (WTO)this year ENVIRONMENTlatin AMERICA REGION DIES AS LAWS GO UNENFORCED http://globalinfo.org/eng/topictoday.asp?TopicId=17

52. Commerce Department Award To Help US Smart Card Firms Develop Latin American Mar The US Department of commerce s International trade Administration (ITA) awarded SCA plans to increase awareness in latin American markets about the http://www.contactlessnews.com/news/2004/10/21/commerce-department-award-to-help

Free Newsletter Enter your email address: Related Latest version of NIST’s US government smart card standard to include contactless technology New council seeks members to shape a contactless future for transit fare collection in the U.S. The Smart Card Alliance Announces Opening of Latin American Chapter Department of Defense Wins Annual Smart Card Alliance Award Featured Events CARTES 2005 E-Mail This Article Email this article to: Your email address: Commerce department award to help US Smart Card firms develop Latin American market Thursday, October 21 2004 The U.S. Department of Commerce's International Trade Administration (ITA) awarded $288,000 to Smart Card Alliance (SCA). SCA plans to increase awareness in Latin American markets about the benefits of smart card technology. The ultimate aim is to connect potential business partners and facilitators. The project includes adding Latin American focus days to an annual conference in Miami, establishing an SCA Latin America chapter, linking U.S. smart card firms with government and Latin American business representatives, launching a new SCA Latin America conference, and establishing an exposition in Mexico. "The Commerce Department is pleased to partner with SCA on this project," said Al Frink, Assistant Secretary of Commerce for

53. TCS: Tech Central Station - Latin America's Russian Dolls Whether it is the Free trade Area of the Americas , the Central American CommonMarket, No wonder commerce between the US and latin America is, http://www.techcentralstation.com/111803D.html

HOME related articles The Prophets Milton and Rose Trade Grade Building an Asian EU? The "Rights" of Future Generations ... What Might Trip Up the WTO Font Size: Latin America's Russian Dolls By Alvaro Vargas Llosa Published E-Mail Bookmark Print Save Despite the recent collapse of World Trade Organization talks in Cancun, and despite the fact that the war on terrorism has restricted the flow of people, capital and goods into the United States more than it already was, the ministers of all hemispheric nations are gathering in Miami this month in order to pursue the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA). Is this going anywhere? There is something bizarre about governments negotiating trade deals. After all, it is not governments but citizens who trade. One wonders what effect the tangle of trade negotiations in the Western Hemisphere would have on Richard Cobden, who brought prosperity to Britain after forcing the repeal of the Corn Laws in the mid-19th century and took up Washington's advice: "the great rule of conduct for us in regard to foreign nations is in extending our commercial relations to have with them as little political connection as possible." Whether it is the Free Trade Area of the Americas , the Central American Common Market, the South American Common Market (Mercosur) or the Andean Community of Nations, we have 34 countries locked into contradictory or overlapping accords. They also take part in the Doha Round again, bargaining with each other!

54. Trade US Department of commerce International trade Administration Sites forInternational trade with latin America (LatAm trade Council of Oregon) http://usembassy.or.cr/trade.html

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55. Breaking Into The Trade Game: A Small Business Guide BelgianAmerican Chamber of commerce in the United States 350 Fifth Avenue, latin American Manufacturing Association 419 New Jersey Avenue, SE http://www.sba.gov/oit/txt/info/Guide-To-Exporting/trad21.html

Breaking Into The Trade Game: A Small Business Guide FOREIGN CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE IN THE UNITED STATES Foreign Chambers of Commerce in the United States serve to promote and encourage international trade and can be an excellent source of information and contacts. ARGENTINA Argentina-American Chamber of Commerce 10 Rockefeller Plaza, Tenth Floor New York, NY 10020 Phone: 212/698-2238 Fax: 212/698-2239 AUSTRALIA Australian American Chamber of Commerce, Inc. P.O. Box 438 Honolulu, HI 96809 Phone: 808/526-2242 AUSTRIA U.S.-Austrian Chamber of Commerce, Inc. 165 West 46th Street, Room 1112 New York, NY 10036 Phone: 212/819-0117 Fax: 212/819-0117 BELGIUM Belgian-American Chamber of Commerce in the United States 350 Fifth Avenue, Suite 1322 New York, NY 10118 Phone: 212/967-9898 Fax: 212/629-0349 BRAZIL Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce in the United States 22 West 48th Street, Room 404 New York, NY 10036 Phone: 212/575-9030 Fax: 212/921-1078 Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce 80 Southwest Eighth Street, Suite 1800 Miami, FL 33130 Phone: 305/579-9030 Fax: 305/579-9756 CHINA U.S. Office of China Chamber of International Commerce 4310 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Suite 136 Washington, D.C. 20008

56. International Trade Forum - The Quarterly Magazine Of The International Trade Ce trade negotiations The Brazilian Chamber of Ecommerce, helping to influencethe present and future of e-commerce in Brazil and across latin America and http://www.tradeforum.org/news/fullstory.php/aid/581/Brazil’s_Chamber_of_E-comm

The magazine of the International Trade Centre ITC Home About Forum Contact Us Print Subscriptions ... Reprints/Links Current Issue Home Sectors with Potential New Perspectives Challenges and Solutions ... ITC Information Products Themes Competitiveness Overview Redefining Competitiveness Trends ... Environmental services Sectors/Countries Products Overview Agro-based Products Aid Supplies ... Zimbabwe About ITC ITC Overview Trade Development Cases Publications E-Shop About Forum Reprint Guidelines Info/Contact Print Subscriptions Trade periodicals index Back Issues Brazil’s Chamber of E-commerce Promotes E-business Español Français By Cid Torquato, Camara-e.net International Trade Forum - Issue 3/2003 Chambers of commerce can play active roles in promoting the use of information and communications technologies, as the example of the Brazilian Chamber of E-commerce — Camara-e.net — shows. Business associations around the world are now acting as catalysts, promoting the application of information and communications technologies (ICTs) to help modernize economic relations. A good example comes from Brazil, with the initiative of the Brazilian Chamber of E-commerce. Founded in 2001, Camara-e.net is the main multi-sector association of the Brazilian and Latin American digi-tal economy. Its objective is to foster ICTs as strategic tools for economic development and for the modernization of business relations at all levels.

57. Oxford University Press: The Capitalist Revolution In Latin America: Paul Craig The prevalent cultural attitude in latin America was hostile to commerce, trade,and workindeed, it was more socially acceptable to court government http://www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/Economics/Developmental/Regional/?

58. ESSC 401-402 - Latin America General - Mesoamerica And Mexico - US/Mexico Border Handbook of latin American Studies (Tulane Univ Library); HeraldLink/Americas online resources/news from trade, Economy, commerce and Communications http://resweb.llu.edu/rford/courses/ESSC500/www/wwwlatinamerica.html

Bob Ford Home SPOL 665 Info-Tech. Decision Science ... ESSC 541-2 World Regional Geography Latin America - General Mexico and Mesoamerica South America Central America and the Caribbean Latin America - General: See also: North American Midcontinent and S hortgrass Prairies/Great Plains (see Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, California). 1492 Exhibit (Smithsonian Institution) AmericasNet - FIU (Florida Atlantic University) Americhttp://www.americas-society.org/as Society - home Ancient Middle America - anthrology/geography resources - University of Minnesota, Duluth Border and Latin American Information - New Mexico State University Library databases Canadian Foundation for the America's - home Center for Latin America Capital Markets Research - home Center for the Study of Western Hemispheric Trade - links to many resources! CLASP - Consortium Latin American Studies Programs CLAGNET - Conference of Latin Americanists Geographers Comparative Study of Ecotourism Policy in the Americas Conservation International - home and Ecotravel Center page Council for the Americas - home Eastern Caribbean Information Center - Insular Caribbean Data Ecotravels in Latin America - Ron Mader Environmental and Sustainability Indicators Project - CIAT/UNEP - Latin America/Caribbean

59. The Committee On Energy And Commerce Dominican RepublicCentral America Free trade Agreement Executive DirectorAmerican Chambers of commerce of latin America, United States Chamber of http://energycommerce.house.gov/108/Hearings/04282005hearing1489/hearing.htm

The Committee on Energy and Commerce Joe Barton, Chairman U.S. House of Representatives Menu Home About The Committee Schedule Members ... Minority Website Help How do I find...? Contact Us Privacy Policy Stay Informed Search Hearing Dominican Republic-Central America Free Trade Agreement Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade, and Consumer Protection April 28, 2005 2123 Rayburn House Office Building 11:00 AM Hearing Webcast: Archived Connect to the archive of this hearing webcast Committee web casts require the free Real Player Panel 1 Ms. Regina K. Vargo Assistant U.S. Trade Representative for the Americas Office of the U.S. Trade Representative Washington, DC, Panel 2 Mr. Frank Vargo Vice President, International Economic Affairs National Association of Manufacturers Washington, DC, Mr. Kevin Kearns President U.S. Business and Industry Council Washington, DC, Ms. Thea Lee Chief International Economist AFL-CIO Washington, DC, Mr. Calman J. Cohen President Emergency Committee for American Trade Washington, DC

60. Integración En El Sistema Internacional Translate this page NAFTA Implementation Resource Guide US Department of commerce trade UnitOAS - Representatives of the latin American Integration Association (ALADI), http://venus.javeriana.edu.co/cpolitic/int.htm

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