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Inter-American Dialogue Welcomes New Board Member, Donna Hrinak
The Inter-American Dialogue is pleased to announce that Donna Hrinak, vice president of Boeing International and president of Boeing Latin America, Brazil, and Canada, has re-joined the Dialogue’s Board of Directors, effective January 2020.
Alejandro Ramírez, Cirque du Soleil and National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia, to receive prestigious Inter-American Dialogue Award. Prime Minister of Barbados, Mia Amor Mottley, will deliver keynote remarks.
Washington, DC – On November 12th at a gala dinner at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Washington, DC, the Inter-American Dialogue will present awards to leaders from across the Americas. The Dialogue is pleased to honor Alejandro Ramírez, CEO of Cinépolis, with the Leadership for the Americas Award for Civic Engagement; Cirque du Soleil, with the Leadership for the Americas Award for Corporate Citizenship; and the National Federation of Coffee Growers of Colombia (FNC), with the Leadership for the Americas Award for Social Equity. Mia Amor Mottley, PM of Barbados, will deliver keynote remarks. Marta Lucía Ramírez, vice president of Colombia, and Wendy Kopp, CEO of Teach for All, will present the awards.
Second Plenary Meeting of Dialogue’s Venezuela Working Group Calls for Peaceful Democratic Transition and Unhindered Entry of Humanitarian Aid in Venezuela
The Inter-American Dialogue’s Venezuela Working Group calls for peaceful democratic transition and unhindered entry of humanitarian aid in Venezuela in anticipation of February 23.
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El primer objetivo al que debe apuntar Guaidó es lograr elecciones democráticas, terminando así con la tensión política. Hace un año que Estados Unidos está aplicando sanciones económicas a Venezuela y Maduro está bastante cómodo, ha sobrevivido. Hay que romper con esto. Las sanciones pueden ser un instrumento para lograr la negociación y, de ahí, a elecciones.
Es importante no exagerar los beneficios de ser miembro de la OCDE. Durante muchos años, Brasil se negó a considerar su ingreso porque significaría renunciar a los beneficios de su condición de nación en desarrollo o emergente.