Latin American Trade Related Sites

Sites relating to Brazil

• Manager Communications A major Brazilian media company in Press and Public Relations for eleven consecutive years. Manager Communication is also challenged by the universe of 1130 daily newspapers, 1599 radio stations and 181 TV stations. The Press and Public Relations division is supported by a data base - mailing - supplied by more than 12000 journalists. Manager also develops personalized Political Marketing, Lobby and Institutional Advertising.
• De Paula Publishing's Brazilo Exporters Home Page This site contains information which will enable you to locate exporters of a variety of products in Brazil, and service providers and resources which will help you to do business with Brazil.
• Infolondres the Information System of the Brazilian Embassy in London, which is a pioneering project of the Brazilian Ministry for External Relations aiming at spreading greater knowledge and deeper understanding about Brazil.

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Sites relating to Mexico

• Trade Commission of Mexico based in Los Angeles and providing American companies and the international trade community with detailed company profiles of Mexican exporters.
• 1995 Directory of Mexican Exporters from the Trade Commission of Mexico
• other Mexico related sites available on the internet. from the Trade Commission of Mexico
• Mexican Industrial Directory Contact information for more than 800 Mexican industries, organized in a directory and with search capabilities, queries must be in Spanish for the time being.

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Inter-American Development Bank

• Inter-American Development Bank. the IDB finances projects in Latin America and the Caribbean for social and economic development, such as building roads, installing power lines, opening health clinics, providing safe drinking water, with the specific goal of improving the lives of the people in the region.

  The projects financed by the IDB generate substantial business opportunities. Over 3,500 contracts are awarded each year for a great variety of goods, civil works and consultancy services that are required to actually carry out the projects. These are supplied by companies from member countries of the IDB.

  The IDB, which is headquartered in Washington, DC, is a valuable resource for individuals and firms looking to participate in its projects. The information made available through the IDB web pages make it the No 1 resource on the overall region, in our opinion.

• Project page
• New Project Listing.
• Projects in the Pipeline by Sector
  | Agriculture | Credit | Education | Energy | Environment | Health | Other | Planning and Reform | Preinvestment | Sanitation | Social | Transportation | Urban Development |
• Projects in the Pipeline by Country
  | Argentina | Bahamas | Barbados | Belize | Bolivia | Brazil | Chile | Colombia | Costa Rica | Dominican Republic | Ecuador | El Salvador | Guatemala | Guyana | Haiti | Honduras | Jamaica | Mexico | Nicaragua | Panama | Paraguay | Peru | Regional | Suriname | Trinidad and Tobago | Uruguay | Venezuela |
• Socio-Economic Data
  an excellent source of information on the following countries:-
  Argentina Bahamas Barbados Belize Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Costa Rica Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Guatemala Guyana Haiti Honduras Jamaica Mexico Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Peru Suriname Trinidad and Tobago Uruguay Venezuela
• Basic Procurement Policies and Procedures
• Further information on Procurement

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Latin American related Publications

• IDB's Collection of News and Magazines from Latin America Very extensive listing here.
  
  IDB America Magazine

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Regional Sources

• Inter-American Development Bank--Links to Multilateral Institutions
  
  Inter-American Development Bank Links of the Americas Research Centers
  
  SICE - OAS Online system SICE is an on-line system created by the Organization of American States, which identifies and gathers trade information from different sources and consolidates it into a coherent and easy-to-use format. SICE is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. At this time, the following countries are represented Argentina (in process), Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia (in process), Guatemala (in process), Mexico, Peru, United States of America.
• LatinoWeb is a virtual information center for Latino businesses
• Center for Latin American Capital Markets Research. by Gustavo Morles, an experimental site providing links to information on Latin American Capital Markets. For every country in Latin America, we will try to provide links to: Exchanges and quotes Research General Economic Data News

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Directories & Pointers to Other Sources

• Latin American Studies produced by University of Texas at Austin, without doubt the definitive site for the region, includes a search facility, what's new listings plus country and subject indices.
• IDB's List of Other Sites of Interest to the Americas

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