Global trader: As assistant U.S. Trade Representative for policy coordination, Carmen Suro-Bredie helps craft the future of trade

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Carmen Suro-Bredie, who was the assistant U.S. Trade Representative for policy coordination has dedicated her life to serving the United States and has spent 30 years in public service. She was responsible for negotiating the first intellectual property agreement with the Soviet Union and Poland and was the chief architect of the Free Trade Area of the Americas agreement.

Executive changes & profiles, Officials and employees, United States. Office of the United States Trade Representative, Administrative agencies, Government agencies, Suro-Bredie, Carmen

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Heart of the matter

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The American Heart Association estimates that nearly 30 percent of Mexican-American adults have cardiovascular disease, which refers to all conditions involving the heart, blood vessels and arteries. Adults can lower their chance of heart disease by eliminating the risks of high cholesterol and blood pressure.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Health aspects, Care and treatment, Forecasts and trends, Cardiovascular diseases, Market trend/market analysis, Mexican Americans

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Cooking again

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The largest Hispanic owned food company in the United States, Goya Foods will be celebrating 70th anniversary in 2005. The new sales strategies and expansion plans reaching across United States are top priorities of the Goya Foods.

Strategy & planning, FOOD AND KINDRED PRODUCTS, Planning, Food industry, Rites, ceremonies and celebrations, Growth, Company business planning, Goya Foods Inc., Company growth, Food and beverage production/distribution software

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