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Is there an actually international latin keyboard?
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If you're using Windows, you could look into Microsoft Powertoys, a suite of cool extensions which adds some nifty functionality.
One of them (I can't recall its name) allows you to quickly call up a toolbar for special accented characters, and other symbols - eg, if you want the © symbol, you type C, activate the toolbar via a keyboard shortcut and it's there to select along with ç and other relevant options. I use it all the time, it's really handy.
EDIT: Here's a link, and that tool is called Quick Accent