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												  Mensaje 130:CSF.QxdA Ñ O X X I V N º 130 MARZO - ABRIL 2012 CONFEDERACIÓN SUDAMERICANA DE FÚTBOL 130 MARZO - ABRIL 2012 - ESPAÑOL / INGLÉS º C O N M E B O L N Santander elegido Mejor Banco de América Latina* MARCAMOS EL MEJOR RESULTADO Para Banco Santander ser considerado el Mejor Banco de América Latina es una gran satisfacción. Llevarlo a la práctica con cada uno de nuestros 102 millones de clientes y con 3,3 millones de accionistas, nuestro objetivo. Patrocinador oficial de la Copa Santander Libertadores. futbolsantander.com El Valor de las Ideas * Según la revista Global Finance PRESERVAR EL ESPÍRITU INDEPENDIENTE DEL FÚTBOL Preserving the independet spirit of Football n los primeros días de febrero se celebró en Paraguay un uring the first days of February, a CONMEBOL Congreso Extraordinario de la CONMEBOL, el cual no ol- Extraordinary Congress was held in Paraguay, which will Evidaremos. Después de mucho tiempo, se hizo una com- Dnever be forgotten. After a long time, a thorough pleta revisión de su estatuto, modernizando la herramienta revision of its by-laws was made, updating the principles that que rige su desenvolvimiento. rule its development. Fueron jornadas de intenso debate, con posturas disími- Those were days of an intense debate, with dissimilar les, en las cuales volvió a vencer el respeto y a imponerse la viewpoints in which respect was the winner and the maturity of madurez de los dirigentes de las diez asociaciones nacionales the leaders of the ten member national associations had the miembro, los que, trabajando juntos, han convertido a Su- upper hand, so that all of them working together have made of damérica no sólo en una potencia futbolística sino también en South America not only a football power but also an important una fuerza política importante pese a ser, en número, la más political stronghold, despite being in numbers, the smallest of pequeña de las agrupaciones continentales que componen el the continental associations that compose associated football fútbol asociado en el mundo.
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												  Semi-Annual Report on Implementation of the IACHRSemi-annual Report on Implementation of the IACHR Strategic Plan 2017-2021 January–June 2019 January 2019 1 The Executive Secretariat presents the following report on the results achieved for the period January to June 2019 in the implementation of the IACHR Strategic Plan 2017-2021 adopted by the IACHR on March 20, 2017 (OEA/Ser.L/V/II.161.Doc. 27/17) as its main institutional management instrument. The report begins with a summary of the main results achieved in the period that it covers. That is followed by six chapters, five of which refer each of the strategic objectives contained in the Plan, with the sixth covering the Special Program to Monitor IACHR Recommendations (Program 21). The final part of the report sets out a number of conclusions on the Plan's execution. We would like to thank the member states, observers, and donor countries whose voluntary contributions were crucial for achieving the results described in this report: Argentina, Bolivia, Canada, Costa Rica, Mexico, Peru and United States; the European Commission, Spain, the Netherlands, the Balearic Islands, and Switzerland; ARCUS Foundation, Google, Freedom House, the Pan American Development Foundation (PADF), the Ford Foundation, OXFAM, and the UNHCR. Main Achievements ➤ Strengthening of the individual petitions and cases system by keeping on the 21 professionals added last year, registering a staff increase of 75% since 2016. ➤ Streamlining case system management and decision-making processes, increasing the number of petitions and cases examined in comparison to recent years. Examination of 3,550 petitions at the initial review stage, while completing 67 reports on admissibility and 35 reports on the merits.
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												  Reference Guide to Panama Materials at the Library of CongressReference Guide to Panama Materials at the Library of Congress Juan Manuel Perez, PH.D. Nancy G. Alfaro, MLS Christian J. Alfaro, B.S. Anne L. Arntson, B.A. Carol M. Highsmith Archive Prints & Photographs Division LC-DIG-highsm-01970 Juan Manuel Perez 2 Nancy G. Alfaro Christian J. Alfaro Anne L. Arntson PRELIMINARY NOTE This guide is a product of cooperative and team work that took months to complete. Nancy Alfaro and I started working on this guide in the summer of 2010. We decided on the topics to cover and how to proceed in order to create a guide that would be useful for the researcher. As a cataloger, Nancy was instrumental in writing about search techniques and making the catalogue look simpler for the researcher. Her knowledge and years of experience at the Library and her dedication and enthusiasm made this guide possible. Her brother Christian joined us in the project and he was responsible for designing the final layout, took photographs for the illustrations, and annotated a work about Japanese immigrants (written in Japanese) in Panama. In November, thanks to a Billington Curatorial Award, Anne Arntson joined us for the completion of the project. We would like to thank Ms. Judy Henderson and Mr. Florentino Martínez for taking time out of their busy schedules to review the text and make suggestions. We would also like to thank Dr. Everette Larson, Head of the Hispanic Reading Room, for not only mounting the guide on the web, but for also editing, correcting errors and making suggestions for the final "look" on the Internet.
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												  14Th Inter-American Meeting, at the Ministerial Level, on Health and Agriculture (RIMSA 14) XRIMSACover_eng.qxp 3/23/06 2:11 PM Page 1 RIMSA 14 final report and proceedings 14th INTER-AMERICAN MEETING, AT THE MINISTERIAL LEVEL, Synergy for Local Development Agriculture and Health: ON HEALTH AND AGRICULTURE (RIMSA 14) VETERINARY PUBLIC HEALTH UNIT AGRICULTURE AND HEALTH: Area of Disease Prevention and Control SYNERGY FOR LOCAL DEVELOPMENT 525 Twenty-third St. NW, Washington, DC 20037 Mexico, D.F., 21-22 April 2005 http://www.paho.com final report and proceedings 14TH INTER-AMERICAN MEETING, AT THE MINISTERIAL LEVEL, ON HEALTH AND AGRICULTURE (RIMSA 14) x Agriculture and Health: Synergy for Local Development MEXICO CITY, MEXICO, 21-22 APRIL 2005 Veterinary Public Health Unit 525 Twenty-third Street, NW • Washington, DC 20037, USA 20037 TAble of CoNTeNTS PREFACE . 5 ADDRESS BY HIS EXCELLENCY VICENTE FOX QUESADA, PRESIDENT OF MEXICO . 9 WELCOMING REMARKS . 13 Mirta Roses Periago, Director, Pan American Health Organization . 13 Luis Ernesto Derbez, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Mexico . 15 REMARKS . 17 Jaime Alfonso Campos Quiroga, Minister of Agriculture of Chile . 17 Chelston W . D . Brathwaite, Director General, Inter-American Institute for ooperation on Agriculture (IICA) . 19 Bernard Vallat, Director General, World Organization for Animal Health (OIE) . 23 KEYNOTE ADDRESS . 25 Julio Frenk, Secretary of Health of Mexico . “Twenty-five Years after the Declaration of Alma-Ata: Cooperation between the Agriculture and Health Sectors in Primary Care” . 25 FINAL REPORT OF THE 14TH INTER-AMERICAN MEETING, AT THE MINISTERIAL LEVEL, ON HEALTH AND AGRICULTURE (RIMSA 14) . 31 PANEL ON THE MILLENNIUM DEVELOPMENT GOALS (MDGs) RELATED TO THE ERADICATION OF EXTREME POVERTY AND HUNGER: PRIMARY HEALTH CARE STRATEGIES AND LOCAL DEVELOPMENT .