WASHINGTON -- The 6th Annual Latin American Leadership Forum, featuring the top 50 infrastructure projects in Latin America, with a total enterprise value of nearly $40 Billion, and bringing together 500 of the world's top infrastructure executives, will be held in Miami, from April 1-3, 2008.

"Latin America has grown at an average rate of nearly 5% for five years in a row, and we believe that the region is ready to -- and must -- triple its investment in infrastructure over the next few years," said Norman F. Anderson, President & CEO of CG/LA Infrastructure, the Leadership Forum's organizer. "As the world globalizes, these are the projects that are going to make Latin America ever-more successful in the global economy - and what better way to emphasize this progress than in Miami, the crossroads of Latin America." Major infrastructure initiatives are underway in Mexico and Brazil.

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