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THE CENTRAL AMERICAN LEGISLATIVE LEADERS SEMINAR STAGE I A REPORT TO THE AGENCY FOR INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT submitted by The Center For Democracy Boston University January 16, 1987 CENTRAL AMERICAN LEGISLATIVE LEADERS SEMINAR LIST OF PARTICIPANTS BELIZE Basilio Ah, House of Representatives, United Democratic Party (UDP) Florencio Marin, House of Representatives, Leader of the Opposition, Peoples United Party (PUP) Fred Martinez, Vice President of the Senate, United Democratic Party (UDP) Asterio Ortega, House of Representatives, United Democratic Party (UDP) COSTA RICA Alfonso Estevanovich, Deputy, National Liberation Party (PLN) Rodolfo Mendez Mata, Deputy, United Social Christian Party (UNIDAD) Oscar Saborio, Deputy, United Social Christian Party (UNIDAD) Jose Luis Valenciano, Deputy, National Liberation Party (PLN) EL SALVADOR Hugo Carillo, First Vice President of, the Assembly; Chairman, Foreign Relations Committee; Secretary General, National Conciliation Party (PCN) Manuel Martir Noguera, Chairman, Legislative and Constitutional Affairs Committee; Christian Democratic Party (PDC) Mauricio Zablah, Interlocutor, Interior and Public Works Committee; National Republican Alliance (ARENA) Manuel de Jesus Zapeda Godinez, Interlocutor, "Gracias y Excusa" Committee; Christian Democratic Party IPDC) GUATEMALA Roberto Alejos Cambara, Secretary, Governing Council; Indepindent Alfonso Alonso Barillas, First Vice President of the Congress; Christian Democratic Party (PDC) Victor Hugo Godoy, Deputy, Revolutionary Party (PR) Edmund Mulet, Deputy, -
23Rd March 2016
rd Wednesday, 23! March 2016 ! 9:00 AM. ---*---! ! Members Present: The Hon. Michael Peyrefitte, Speaker The Rt. Hon. Dean O. Barrow (Queen’s Square) Prime Minister, Minister of Finance, Public Service, Energy and Public Utilities The Hon. Gaspar Vega (Orange Walk North), Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Forestry, the Environment and Sustainable Development The Hon. Patrick J. Faber (Collet), Minister of Education, Culture, Youth and Sports The Hon. John Saldivar (Belmopan), Minister of National Security The Hon. Michael Finnegan (Mesopotamia), Minister of Housing and Urban Development The Hon. Manuel Heredia Jr. (Belize Rural South), Minister of Tourism and Civil Aviation The Hon. Anthony Martinez (Port Loyola), Minister of Human Development, Social Transformation and Poverty Alleviation The Hon. Wilfred P. Elrington (Pickstock), Minister of Foreign Affairs The Hon. Pablo S. Marin (Corozal Bay), Minister of Health The Hon. Hugo Patt (Corozal North), Minister of Labour, Local Government and Rural Development The Hon. Edmond G. Castro (Belize Rural North), Minister of State in the Ministry of Transport and NEMO; Deputy Speaker The Hon. Dr. Omar Figueroa (Cayo North), Minister of State in the Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development The Hon. Frank Mena (Dangriga), Minister of State in the Ministry of Public Service, Energy and Public Utilities The Hon. Beverly Castillo (Belize Rural Central), Minister of State in the Ministry of Immigration The Hon. Tracy Taegar-Panton (Albert), Minister of State in the Ministry of Investment, Trade and Commerce The Hon. Elodio Aragon Jr. (Orange Walk East), Minister of State in the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports The Hon. -
April 30, 2016 Hawaii Filipino Chronicle 1
april 30, 2016 Hawaii FilipinO cHrOnicle 1 ♦ APRIL 30, 2016 ♦ CANDID PERSPECTIVES VOTING UPDATE FEATURE On prince Overseas FilipinO dr. Ovitt releases and registered vOters new BOOk FOr tHe His FilipinOness Urged tO vOte BrOkenHearted PRESORTED HAWAII FILIPINO CHRONICLE STANDARD 94-356 WAIPAHU DEPOT RD., 2ND FLR. U.S. POSTAGE WAIPAHU, HI 96797 PAID HONOLULU, HI PERMIT NO. 9661 2 Hawaii FilipinO cHrOnicle april 30, 2016 EDITORIAL FROM THE PUBLISHER Publisher & Executive Editor f you happen to doze off a few Charlie Y. Sonido, M.D. Filipino Fiesta: A Sense minutes during your lunch or Publisher & Managing Editor break, you’re not alone. A re- Chona A. Montesines-Sonido of Community and Associate Editors cent survey conducted by the Dennis Galolo | Edwin Quinabo I U.S. Centers for Disease Con- Contributing Editor Belonging trol ranked Hawaii as the worst Belinda Aquino, Ph.D. hoever said ‘everyone loves a good fiesta’ must state in the nation for chronic sleep depri- Creative Designer Junggoi Peralta have had Filipinos in mind. In the Philippines, every vation. Many local people work 2-3 jobs province, town and city holds fiestas throughout the Photography to make ends meet, then get up extra early to beat the traffic. Tim Llena year to mark the end of the harvest season or to If you’re a sleep-deprived multi-job holder, make sure to get Administrative Assistant Shalimar Pagulayan honor various patron saints. Whether it’s the Sinu- enough rest and take care of your health. W Columnists log in Cebu City that honors the miraculous Santo Our cover story for this issue is about the upcoming 24th Carlota Hufana Ader Niño or the Feast of the Black Nazarene in Quiapo, Manila where Annual Honolulu Filipino Fiesta and Parade and 4th Annual Emil Guillermo Ruth Elynia Mabanglo, Ph.D. -
Green Cove to the Rescue
Volume 74, Number 5 May 2012 Green Cove to the Rescue The SIU-crewed Green Cove saved four men (pictured in large photo at right) whose boat capsized approxi- mately 200 miles off the coast of Colombia. Bosun Brad Brunette provided a recap and additional photos of the rescue. Page 3. Union Mourns René Lioeanjie The SIU sadly reports the passing of retired of- ficial René Lioeanjie (pictured above), who died April 10 at age 89. Lioeanjie was president of the National Maritime Union when that organization merged into the SIU in 2001. He subsequently served as an SIU vice president at large before retiring in 2009. Page 3. Alaska Tanker Company Crews Hone Safety Skills in Piney Point SIU members who sail with Alaska Tanker Company recently completed safety and leadership training at the union-affiliated Paul Hall Center in Piney Point, Md. A few of those Seafarers are pictured below. The mid-March gathering blended practical training and classroom instruction. It also featured a safety- centered discussion jointly hosted by SIU President Michael Sacco (middle in group photo) and ATC President Anil Mathur (second from right). That session included Seafarers and school per- sonnel. Also pic- tured in the group photo are (from left) ATC Port Manager Mike Meadors, SIU Exec. VP Augie Tellez and ATC Labor Relation Director Bill Cole. Pages 12-13. Navy League Backs Jones Act Finance Committee, Pre-Balloting Reports Issued Annual Funding Notices Page 2 Page 4 Pages 9-10 President’s Report TRANSCOM Leader Visits SIU Ships Workers Memorial Day Around the world on April 28, which is Workers Memorial Day, peo- ple remember those who were hurt or killed on the job, and those of us in the labor movement renew our struggle for safe workplaces. -
THE /WIA UI\I\IC/VN Volume 57, No.**& 4G Friday, April 10, 1981 Phone 284-4401 Board Homework Is Members Foote's Task
Student Appreciation Week Begins Monday! r^NIVERSITV OF MIAMI APR 9 1981 THE /WIA UI\I\IC/VN Volume 57, No.**& 4g Friday, April 10, 1981 Phone 284-4401 Board Homework Is Members Foote's Task By AMY JACOVES I should do is bring in people of the News fditor ' highest caliber," he stated. Foote also said that he is "study- Elected "1 think that this University has a j ing the organizational structure of great opportunity to make dramatic the University and am planning strides to and including excellence," nothing more until I find out more By AMY JACOVES about it." News Editor said UM President-elect Edward Thaddeus "Tad" Foote II. The question of a football stadi um has been brought to Foote's at The University of Miami Board of Foote, who was in Miami this tention, but he said that he is not Trustees elected five new trustees, week to do some "homework," dis clear on all of the details. He is including one designated alumnus cussed with the Hurricane some of aware that "it's an issue." trustee during its annual meeting his impressions and goals for UM. "I have not even had the pleasure held on Wednesday, March 25. "The reason I'm here |in Miami] of meeting the coach [Schnellenber James W. McLamore was re now is that I'm literally the newest ger!," commented Foote. elected chairman of the Board of student on this campus," Foote said. He said that he was proud of the Trustee and Charles E. Cobb, Jr. "There are many things to be done Hurricanes' Peach Bowl victory, "in on this campus," he said, and he is retrospect." was elected as vice chairman. -
Belize Country Report
BELIZE COUNTRY REPORT “CORAL REEF ECOLOGY” FINAL SUBMITTED TO MESOAMERICAN BARRIER REEF SYSTEM PROJECT SUBMITTED BY ISAIAS MAJIL September 2002 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Introduction 1 2. Background 1 3. Legislative Management Statutes 3 4. Organization involved in Environmental Management 5 5. Local Organizations 5 5.1 Governmental Organizations 5 5.1.1 Forest Department 5 5.1.2 Fisheries Department 6 5.1.3 Department of Environment 9 5.1.4 Lands and Survey Department 11 5.1.5 Petroleum and Geology Department 12 5.2 Quasi Organizations 13 5.2.1 Coastal Zone Management Authority 13 5.2.2 Institute of Marine Science/University of Belize 16 5.2.3 Belize Tourist Board 17 5.3 Non-governmental Organizations 17 5.3.1 Belize Audubon Society 18 5.3.2 Toledo Institute for Development & Environment 20 5.3.3 Friends of Nature 21 5.3.4 Toledo Association for Sustainable Tourism & Empowerment 22 5.3.5 Green Reef 22 5.3.6 Forest and Marine Reserves Association of Caye Caulker 24 5.4 Others 24 5.4.1 National Coral Reef Monitoring Working Group 24 5.4.2 TRIGOH 26 5.4.3 BEMAMCCOR 27 6. International Organizations 28 6.1 Smithsonian Institute 28 6.2 Wildlife Conservation Society 29 6.3 Oceanic Society 30 6.4 University of Mississippi Consortium 31 6.5 The Nature Conservancy 32 7. Organizational Capacity/Monitoring/Contacts 33 8. Equipment 37 9. Monitoring and Research Products 38 10. Recommendations 39 11. Conclusion 42 Citations 44 Appendices: Appendix 1 (Government Organizations in Environmental Management) 45 Appendix 2 (NGOs in Environmental Management) 48 Appendix 3a (IMS/UB Research) 53 Appendix 3b (Glovers Reef Research Publications) 54 Appendix 3c (Fisheries Department List –including grey literature) 55 Appendix 3d (Reports with baseline data for the SMP) 59 BELIZE COUNTRY REPORT 1.