University Country Assignment List Harvard National Model United Nations Latin America 2021

Total Page:16

File Type:pdf, Size:1020Kb

University Country Assignment List Harvard National Model United Nations Latin America 2021 University Country Assignment List Harvard National Model United Nations Latin America 2021 The following table includes all the countries that will be represented in the General Assembly, the Economic and Social Council, the Regional Bodies, and the Specialized Agencies. At least one delegate MUST be placed on each committee assigned to a delegation. The following requirements are placed on delegate spots in committees: The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) and the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) are double-delegate committees, meaning two delegates are expected to represent a country in each committee. Only one delegate may represent a country in Disarmament and International Security (DISEC), Organization of American States (OAS) / Organización de Estados Americanos (OEA), Brazil 2018, and Third Party Actors (TPA). The Organization of American States (OAS) / Organización de Estados Americanos (OEA), which has been marked in red on the dot sheet, will be conducted entirely in Spanish. All others will be conducted in English. General Assembly Disarmament and International Security (DISEC) Economic and Social Councils Organization of American States (OAS) / Organización de Estados Americanos (OEA) United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Specialized Agencies United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Brazil 2018 Third Party Actors (TPA) DISEC OAS UNICEF UNSC Min Max Afghanistan • • 2 3 Albania Algeria Angola Antigua and Barbuda • 1 1 Argentina • • • 3 4 Armenia 0 0 Australia • • 2 3 Austria • 1 1 Azerbaijan 0 0 Bahamas • 1 1 Bahrain 0 0 Bangladesh • 1 2 Barbados • 1 1 Belarus 0 0 Belgium • 1 2 Belize • • 2 2 Benin 0 0 Bolivia • • 2 2 Bosnia and Herzegovina 0 0 Botswana 0 0 Brazil • • • 3 4 Brunei Darussalam 0 0 Bulgaria 0 0 Burkina Faso 0 0 Burundi 0 0 Cambodia 0 0 Cameroon 0 0 Canada • • 2 2 Central African Republic • 1 2 Chad 0 0 Chile • • 2 2 China • • • 3 5 Colombia • • • 3 4 Costa Rica • • 2 2 Cote d'Ivoire • 1 2 Croatia 0 0 Cuba • • 2 2 Cyprus 0 0 Czech Republic 0 0 Dem. Rep. of the Congo • 1 2 Denmark • 1 1 Dominica • 1 1 Dominican Republic • • • 3 4 DPR Korea • • 2 2 Ecuador • • 2 2 Egypt • 1 1 El Salvador • 1 1 Equatorial Guinea 0 0 Eritrea • 1 2 Estonia • 1 2 Ethiopia 0 0 Fiji 0 0 Finland • 1 1 France • • • 3 5 Gabon 0 0 Gambia 0 0 Georgia • 1 1 Germany • • • 3 5 Ghana • 1 2 Greece • 1 1 Grenada • 1 1 Guatemala • • 2 2 Guyana • • 2 2 Haiti • 1 1 Honduras • 1 1 Hungary • 1 1 Iceland 0 0 India • • 2 3 Indonesia • • 2 3 Iran • • • 3 5 Iraq • 1 1 Ireland 0 0 Israel • • • 3 5 Italy 0 0 Jamaica • • 2 2 Japan • 1 1 Jordan • 1 1 Kazakhstan 0 0 Kenya • 1 1 Kosovo • 1 2 Kuwait 0 0 Kyrgyzstan 0 0 Lao PDR 0 0 Latvia 0 0 Lebanon 0 0 Lesotho 0 0 Liberia 0 0 Libya 0 0 Liechtenstein 0 0 Lithuania • 1 1 Luxembourg 0 0 Madagascar 0 0 Malawi 0 0 Malaysia 0 0 Maldives 0 0 Mali • 1 2 Malta 0 0 Marshall Islands 0 0 Mauritania 0 0 Mexico • • 2 3 Micronesia 0 0 Moldova 0 0 Mongolia 0 0 Morocco • 1 1 Mozambique 0 0 Myanmar • 1 2 Namibia 0 0 Nepal • 1 2 Netherlands 0 0 New Zealand 0 0 Nicaragua • • 2 2 Niger • 1 2 Nigeria • • 2 3 Norway • 1 1 Oman 0 0 Pakistan • • 2 3 Palau 0 0 Panama • • 2 2 Papua New Guinea 0 0 Paraguay • • 2 2 Peru • • 2 2 Philippines • 1 2 Poland 0 0 Portugal 0 0 Qatar • 1 2 Rep. of Korea • 1 1 Rep. of Macedonia 0 0 Rep. of the Congo 0 0 Romania 0 0 Russian Federation • • • 3 5 Rwanda 0 0 Samoa 0 0 Saudi Arabia • • 2 3 Senegal • 1 1 Serbia • 1 1 Sierra Leone 0 0 Singapore 0 0 Slovakia 0 0 Slovenia 0 0 Solomon Islands 0 0 Somalia • 1 2 South Africa • • 2 3 South Sudan 0 0 Spain 0 0 Sri Lanka 0 0 St. Kitts and Nevis • 1 1 St. Lucia • 1 1 St. Vincent and the Grenadines • • 2 3 Sudan 0 0 Suriname • 1 1 Swaziland 0 0 Sweden • 1 1 Switzerland 0 0 Syrian Arab Republic • 1 2 Tajikistan 0 0 Thailand • • 2 3 Timor-Leste 0 0 Togo 0 0 Trinidad and Tobago • 1 1 Tunisia • 1 2 Turkey • • 2 3 Turkmenistan 0 0 Tuvalu 0 0 Uganda 0 0 Ukraine • 1 1 United Arab Emirates 0 0 United Kingdom • • • 3 5 United Republic of Tanzania 0 0 United States of America • • • • 4 6 Uruguay • • 2 2 Uzbekistan • 1 2 Venezuela • • 2 2 Viet Nam • • 2 3 Yemen • 1 1 Zambia 0 0 Zimbabwe 0 0 Other Committee Positions: Specialized Agencies Brazilian Presidential Cabinet, 2018 Third Party Actors • Henrique Meirelles: Minister of Finance • The New York Times (United States) • Blairo Maggi: Minister of Agriculture, • The Daily Nation (Kenya) Livestock, and Supply • The Guardian (United Kingdom) • Bruno Araújo: Minister of Cities • The Wall Street Journal (United States) • Gilberto Kassab: Ministry of Science, • China Daily (China) Technology, and Communication • The Times of India (India) • Sérgio Sá Leitão: Minister of Culture • The Sydney Morning Herald (Australia) • Mendonça Filho: Minister of Education • The Asahi Shimbun (Japan) • Raul Jungmann: Minister of Defense • Dawn (Pakistan) • Marcos Pereira: Ministry of Industry and • El País (Spain) Commerce • Le Monde (France) • Toquato Jardim: Minister of Justice • El Mercurio (Chile) • Sarney Filho: Minister of Mines, Energy, and • El Universal (Mexico) the Environment • O Globo (Brazil) • Aloysio Nunes: Minister of Foreign Relations • Al Jazeera (Qatar) • Ricardo Barros: Minister of Health • Der Spiegel (Germany) • Sérgio Etchegoyen: Secretary of Institutional • RT (Russia) Security • Kompas (Indonesia) • Maurício Quintella Lessa: Minister of Transport • Leonardo Picciani: Minister of Tourism & Sports .
Recommended publications
  • • Nos Últimos Dias, Jair Bolsonaro Intensificou a Distribuição De Material Pelo Whatsapp E Também a Presença Nas Redes Sociais
    • Nos últimos dias, Jair Bolsonaro intensificou a distribuição de material pelo WhatsApp e também a presença nas redes sociais. É o candidato que mais se mexe e conta com uma estrutura cada vez mais profissional. • Os irmãos Marinho cobraram de Luciano Huck uma decisão se ele sai ou não candidato. E flertam com o ministro do STF Luís Roberto Barroso. • O PPS quer Luciano Huck, mas sofre com a escassez de dinheiro e de tempo de TV. Seu plano B se chama Cristovam Buarque, que lançou seu nome para a presidência e propõe fazer do jornalista Ricardo Noblat candidato ao Senado por Brasília. Noblat gosta da ideia de herdar a cadeira de Cristovam e tem até abril para se filiar ao PPS. • No PSB, é enorme a expectativa pela filiação do ex-ministro do Supremo Tribunal Federal (STF) Joaquim Barbosa, outro potencial candidato a presidente. Marina Silva está quieta demais. Seu partido, a Rede, não empolga, e sua saúde continua sendo um problema. Ciro Gomes (PDT) ainda não aconteceu, e Henrique Meirelles (PSD) tem mais potencial para vice do que para titular. • No PSDB, esfacelado por brigas internas, o principal nome é o do governador Geraldo Alckmin, até aqui um candidato pesado, como indicam as pesquisas. Aos 86 anos, Fernando Henrique Cardoso já dá sinais de que não acharia ruim se uma candidatura – por pura falta de opção e de preferência por aclamação – acabasse caindo no seu colo. Tanto Michel Temer quanto José Sarney anotaram essa impressão em conversas reservadas. • A candidatura de Lula tem como única proposta repetir o passado e começa a dar sinais de que pode se inviabilizar por fadiga de material.
    [Show full text]
  • Preservation of Cultural Heritage
    “ Preservation of Cultural “ Heritage 1. Letter from the Secretary General 2. Letters from the directors 3. Introduction of the committee 4. Current situation 5. Introduction of the topic 6. Past International Actions 7. Bloc positions 8. Possible Solutions 9. QARMAS 10. Position papers 11. References Letter From the Secretary General Dear Delegates and Faculty Advisors, Last year the Casuarinas Debate Team organized our first Model United Nations conference called CASMUN, and once again it is an honor to have you back with us. It has not been too long since the Casuarinas Debate Team started, and since then having our own Model UN competition was a goal: a difficult one, but not impossible to achieve. In 2020, we were planning to organize the conference at our school, following the measures for what appeared to be only a 3 month quarantine. However, because of the Covid-19 pandemic we were forced to organize a virtual conference, which we were able to accomplish through the hard work of our Faculty Advisors and the Casuarinas Debate Team. This year is no different, and with much more experience in hand, we are organizing another virtual conference full of dedication, enthusiasm and transparency in order to offer all delegates a suitable space for self expression and formal discussions. Casuarinas Model UN is the result of the effort of many people, including our Faculty Advisors, your committee chairs, and all the members of our Secretariat who volunteered to participate. Personally, I would like to thank them all in advance for their commitment. Finally, I would like to point out that Model United Nations is about having fun and learning not only about global issues, but also acquiring and improving soft skills that will benefit delegates in the long term.
    [Show full text]
  • Câmara Dos Deputados Centro De Formação, Treinamento E Aperfeiçoamento Programa De Pós-Graduação
    CÂMARA DOS DEPUTADOS CENTRO DE FORMAÇÃO, TREINAMENTO E APERFEIÇOAMENTO PROGRAMA DE PÓS-GRADUAÇÃO Raphael Ribeiro Da Costa E Silva O Neoinstitucionalismo Aplicado ao Processo Decisório: O caso da Comissão de Reforma Política Constitucional de 2015 Brasília 2017 Raphael Ribeiro da Costa e Silva O Neoinstitucionalismo Aplicado ao Processo Decisório: O caso da Comissão de Reforma Política Constitucional de 2015 Trabalho de Conclusão de Curso apresentado ao Programa de Pós-Graduação do Centro de Formação, Treinamento e Aperfeiçoamento da Câmara dos Deputados/Cefor como parte da avaliação do Curso de Especialização em Processo Legislativo – PL6. Orientadora: Ana Lúcia Henrique Teixeira Gomes Brasília 2017 Autorização Autorizo a divulgação do texto completo no sítio da Câmara dos Deputados e a reprodução total ou parcial, exclusivamente, para fins acadêmicos e científicos. Assinatura: __________________________________ Data: ___/___/___ Silva, Raphael Ribeiro da Costa e. O neoconstitucionalismo aplicado ao processo decisório [manuscrito] : o caso da Comissão de Reforma Política Constitucional de 2015 / Raphael Ribeiro da Costa e Silva. -- 2017. 77 f. Orientadora: Ana Lúcia Henrique Teixeira Gomes. Impresso por computador. Monografia (especialização) – Curso de Processo Legislativo, Câmara dos Deputados, Centro de Formação, Treinamento e Aperfeiçoamento (Cefor), 2017. 1. Brasil. Congresso Nacional. Câmara dos Deputados. Comissão de Reforma Política Constitucional. 2. Processo legislativo, análise comparativa, Brasil, Estados Unidos. 3. Reforma política, Brasil. I. Título. CDU 342.537(81) O Neoinstitucionalismo Aplicado ao Processo Decisório: O caso da Comissão de Reforma Política Constitucional de 2015. Monografia – Curso de Especialização em Processo Legislativo – PL6 2º Semestre de 2017 Raphael Ribeiro da Costa e Silva: Banca Examinadora: __________________________________________ Ana Lúcia Henrique Teixeira Gomes ___________________________________________ Ricardo de João Braga Brasília, 22 de junho de 2017.
    [Show full text]
  • Water Accounts Brazil.Pdf
    FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF BRAZIL President Michel Temer MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT MINISTRY OF PLANNING, Minister DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT José Sarney Filho Minister Dyogo Henrique de Oliveira SECRETARIAT OF WATER RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY BRAZILIAN INSTITUTE OF GEOGRAPHY Jair Vieira Tannus Junior AND STATISTICS President Responsible Unit Roberto Luís Olinto Ramos Water Resources Office Research Office Sergio Antônio Gonçalves Claudio Dutra Crespo Geoscience Office SECRETARIAT OF BIODIVERSITY Wadih João Scandar Neto José Pedro de Oliveira Costa Responsible Unit Responsible Unit Coordination of National Accounts Ecosystem Conservation Department Rebeca de La Rocque Palis Ana Paula Leite Prates NATIONAL WATER AGENCY (ANA) Board of Directors Christianne Dias Ferreira (Chairwoman) Ney Maranhão Ricardo Medeiros Andrade Marcelo Cruz Oscar Cordeiro Netto Responsible Unit Superintendence of Water Resources Planning Sérgio Rodrigues Ayrimoraes Soares NATIONAL WATER BRAZILIAN INSTITUTE OF SECRETARIAT OF WATER RESOURCES AGENCY GEOGRAPHY AND STATISTICS AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT MINISTRY OF PLANNING, MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT ENVIRONMENTAL– ECONOMIC ACCOUNTING FOR WATER IN BRAZIL 2013–2015 BRASÍLIA–DF ANA 2018 © 2017, National Water Agency - ANA Setor Policial Sul, Área 5, Quadra 3, Blocos B, L, M and T. Brasília - DF, CEP 70.610-200 PABX 61 2109-5400 | 61 2109-5252 Website: www.ana.gov.br PUBLISHING COMMITTEE TECHNICAL TEAM Director João Gilberto Lotufo Conejo NATIONAL WATER AGENCY MINISTRY
    [Show full text]
  • BRAZILIAN POLITICS Agenda and Political Analysis for the Week – Since 1993
    BRAZILIAN POLITICS Agenda and political analysis for the week – Since 1993 Arko Advice Compiled exclusively for Arko Advice clients by Scenarios Murillo de Aragão and Cristiano Noronha & Political Analysis Brasília, DF Sunday, May 7, 2006 - Year XIV – Political Atmosphere for the Week The political week will probably be one of the most agitated due to the No. 972 following events: • Silvio Pereira’s allegations regarding the monthly payoff scandal • The OAB’s (Brazilian Bar Association) decision regarding Lula’s impeachment • PMDB party convention to decide on its own candidacy • Attempt to vote provisional measures in the House and Senate • Attempt to vote the mini tax reform in the House • Interview of the new Central Bank directors by the Senate Economic Affairs Committee • PT party’s decision as to its candidate for the government of São Paulo Issues for the Week Lula’s Impeachment. This Monday, the Brazilian Bar Association (OAB) will discuss the initiation of impeachment proceedings against President Lula. Silvio Pereira’s allegations should affect the OAB’s decision, which might take a little more time to ponder the issue. Central Bank. The interviews of Mário Mesquita and Paulo Vieira da Cunha have been scheduled for Tuesday, May 9 by the Senate Economic Affairs Committee as of 10:00 a.m. Mário Mesquita was nominated as Central Bank Director of Special Studies and Paulo Vieira as Central Bank International Affairs Director. Should the nominations be approved, they will follow on to be examined by a floor session, whose agenda is currently blocked by 5 provisional measures. Until these are analyzed the Central Bank directorship nominations cannot be voted.
    [Show full text]
  • Henrique Meirelles Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB)
    Henrique Meirelles Brazilian Democratic Movement (MDB) @meirelles Date of Birth: 31 August, 1945 (age 72) Hometown: Anápolis, Goiás Education: Civil Engineering, University of São Paulo; MBA, Federal University of Rio de Janiero Running mate: Paulo Rabello de Castro - Social Christian Party (PSC) Political History Although Henrique Meirelles has been a prominent voice in Brazilian politics in the past two decades, he began his career in finance, spending 28 years at the U.S.-based multinational BostonBank. In 2002, Meirelles ran successfully for federal deputy as a candidate of the Social Democracy Party (PSDB). The following year he resigned to serve as president of the Brazilian Central Bank under the newly elected President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, of the PSDB archrival Workers Party. During his time as the bank’s president, Brazil’s international reserves increased from $37.6 billion to $288.6 billion. Many attribute Brazil’s stability during the 2009 global recession to Meirelles’s influential role in the government. In 2012, Meirelles left government to take senior positions with both Kohiberg Kravis Roberts, a global investment firm, and J&F, a private investment holding company. However, in 2016, he returned as Minister of the Economy in Michel Temer’s newly-formed government, following the impeachment of Lula's successor, President Dilma Rousseff. In 2018, Meirelles stepped down in order to run for president. Corruption Meirelles has not been convicted of any crimes. However, he was among those mentioned in the Paradise Papers, a large set of confidential documents detailing the offshore bank activities of thousands of wealthy individuals.
    [Show full text]
  • BAYERN MODEL UNITED NATIONS © 2021 Bayernmun the 2021 BAYERN MODEL UNITED NATIONS Franconia‘S Largest United Nations Simulation Hosted By
    Nuremberg, Germany 26 - 28 February 2021 Security Council Background Guide 2021 Updated and edited by: Anne Hahn, Dorothee Karbe, Tamara Titz BAYERN MODEL UNITED NATIONS © 2021 BayernMUN THE 2021 BAYERN MODEL UNITED NATIONS Franconia‘s Largest United Nations Simulation Hosted by Dear Delegates, Welcome to the 2021 Bayern Model United Nations! The topics under discussion for the Security Council are: I. Resource Scarcity and Its Relation to Conflict II. The Situation in Yemen The Security Council is the international community's most powerful institution dedicated to maintaining peace and security. The Council may issue both binding and non-binding resolutions, release presidential statements, commission reports by the Secretary-General, and authorize peacekeeping or humanitarian missions, among other actions. The Council’s unique legal authority and broad reach makes it the leader of the international community’s efforts to maintain international peace and security. This Background Guide serves as an introduction to the topics on the agenda. However, it is not meant to be the only resource for your research. We invite you to conduct additional research, explore your Member State’s position in-depth, and examine the policies of other Member States to facilitate negotiations and consensus building. The (annotated) bibliography can help you with your initial research and may lead you to other relevant sources. We ask each delegation to draft and submit a position paper by 12 p.m. (CET) on 15 February 2021. Guidelines will be made available in the download section of our Homepage.If you have any questions regarding your preparation for the committee and the conference itself, please contact us at [email protected].
    [Show full text]
  • Hofstra University Model United Nations Conference United Nations
    Hofstra University Model United Nations Conference United Nations General Assembly Special Political and Decolonization Committee Fourth Committee Elizabeth Wolf Chairperson 1 Delegates, Welcome to Hofstra University’s Model United Nations Conference! During this amazing conference, you will be spending a lot of time with me during committee sessions so I would just like to let you know a little bit about myself and my involvement with Model UN. I am currently a senior History and Geology double major with a minor in Sustainability at Hofstra. When I am not working on lab reports or working at one of my two jobs, I try to be an active member of the Hofstra community. I am Vice President of the Democrat club on campus that I helped establish my freshman year. I am also involved with the Geology club, Students for a Greener Hofstra, and a divestment campaign. I joined Model UN last spring because my dream career is to work with the United Nations Environmental Programme. HUMUN 2013 was my first Model UN conference. I had the honor of being dais for the Future Crisis Committee, where we worked with the issue of the Arctic race for resources after climate change had opened up a “Northwest Passage” and access to oil reserves in the region many years into the future. Delegates were forced to think of the effects of climate change on different countries and how to handle the new resources available in a way that helped not only individual countries, but also the world as a whole. I’m glad to say that I caught the Model UN “bug” and have come back to chair this year’s SPECPOL committee! During these committee sessions, we will be discussing the treatment of the Kurdish people in Iraq, Iran, Syria, and Turkey and the reformation of the UN Peacekeeping Missions to prevent abuses.
    [Show full text]
  • Lewandowski Assume Direção Do Processo De Impeachment Em Cerimônia, Presidente Do STF Recebeu De Renan Calheiros a Condução Do Processo
    www.senado.leg.br/jornal Ano XXII — Nº 4.508 — Brasília, sexta-feira, 13 de maio de 2016 Lewandowski assume direção do processo de impeachment Em cerimônia, presidente do STF recebeu de Renan Calheiros a condução do processo Jonas Pereira /Agência Senado Jonas Pereira no Senado que julga Dilma Rousseff pela acusação de crime de responsabilidade presidente do Senado, Renan Calheiros, transmitiu Oontem a condução do processo de impeachment de Dilma Rousseff para o presidente do Supremo Tribunal Federal, Ricardo Lewandowski. O ministro do STF dirigirá a ação tanto na primeira etapa do julgamento, na Comissão Especial Processante, quanto na segunda, no Plenário do Senado. Os senadores têm até 180 dias para decidir se Dilma voltará para a Presidência da República ou O presidente do Senado, Renan Calheiros, assina documento que incumbe o presidente do Supremo Tribunal Federal, Ricardo Lewandowski, de guiar processo perderá o mandato. 3 Três senadores confirmados como ministros de Temer Gestantes não vão O presidente em exercício Michel mento e Blairo Maggi na Agricultura, e Cidinho Santos. Kátia Abreu, que Temer empossou ontem três senadores Pecuária e Abastecimento. Assumem estava no Ministério da Agricultura de mais trabalhar em em ministérios. José Serra nas Relações no Senado, respectivamente, os su- Dilma, retoma o mandato e o suplente local insalubre 4 Exteriores, Romero Jucá no Planeja- plentes José Aníbal, Wirlande da Luz Donizeti Nogueira deixa o Senado. 3 Nova lei responsabiliza donos de cartório 4 Fotos: Marcos Oliveira/Agência Senado
    [Show full text]
  • BBB#11 ÁBACO’S BRAZIL BUSINESS BULLETIN Since 1975
    HIGH IMPACT IN 2016: Aug.: Rio Olympics New Economic Reality ÁBACO BBB #11 Sept.: Rio Paralympics and Policies Create Brazil Business Bulletin Bienal Art Exposition Major Market Entry Nov.: SP Fashion Week Opportunities Dec.: St. Sylvester Race POST-IMPEACHMENT, MAJOR REFORMS FOR THE BRAZILIAN ECONOMY Extensive reforms are vital to balance federal budget and resume growth. The more conservative new government of interim president Michel Temer already took first steps for an economic turnaround: Named as Finance Minister Henrique Meirelles, conservative ex-CEO of Bank of Boston, Banco Central. Meirelles in turn chose noted apolitical pros to preside Banco Central and BNDES Development Bank. Temer mounted his cabinet with legislators noted for ability to gain consensus in the congress. To cut expenses, reduced bloated ministries from 32 to 23 and vowed to oust 4000 political appointees. Signaled accelerated privatization of state properties such as airports, highways. Revealed plans to get government out of businesses, favoring private enterprise. Reversed foreign policy focus, “unfriending” populist regimes and seeking favor with main world powers. Same day impeachment of Dilma Rousseff was finalized, flew to China for G20 and trade negotiations. Temer had tacit endorsement of the Senate’s 75% that voted to impeach Dilma Rousseff (Workers Party). Brazil #4 in Diabetes Rio Olympics in Numbers 15m sufferers: Brazil trails only China, Spectators worldwide: 5,000,000,000 USA, and India. Since 2003 toll surged Tourists in Rio de Janeiro: 1,170,000 34%; 500 cases appear daily. Foreign tourists: 410,000 with largest 5m diabetics suffer complications groups from USA, Argentina, Germany and/or severe consequences: Journalists present in Rio: 26,000 blindness, amputation, kidneys Hotel occupation: 94% failure, heart attacks and strokes.
    [Show full text]
  • “Cabeças” Do Congresso Nacional
    Departamento Intersindical de Assessoria Parlamentar DIAP DIVULGA LISTA DOS “CABEÇAS” DO CONGRESSO Setembro NACIONAL E DOS PARLAMENTARES 2018 EM “ASCENSÃO” SBS, Quadra 1, Bloco K, Ed. Seguradoras, Salas 301 a 307 - Brasília-DF - CEP 70093-900 Telefone: (61) 3225-9704 - E-mail: [email protected] Contato: Coordenador da pesquisa Antônio Augusto de Queiroz [email protected] (61) 3225-9704 / 9744 A publicação impressa será lançada em breve. DIAP DIVULGA LISTA DOS “CABEÇAS” DO CONGRESSO” NACIONAL E DOS PARLAMENTARES EM “ASCENSÃO” DE 2018 RESUMO EXECUTIVO PARA A IMPRENSA 1 - Definição e lista dos “Cabeças” do Congresso Nacional 2018 1.1 - Tabela dos “Cabeças” do Congresso Nacional 2018 por Partido 1.2 - Gráfico dos “Cabeças” 2018 por Estado 1.3 - Lista dos “Cabeças” 2018 por Partido 1.4 - Lista dos Novos “Cabeças” do Congresso Nacional 2018 1.5 - Estreantes nos “Cabeças” do Congresso Nacional 2018 1.6 - Lista dos “Cabeças” 2018 por Estado, Profissão e Habilidade 1.7 - Novos “Cabeças” do Congresso Nacional 2018 1.8 - Quem saiu dos “Cabeças” e “Ascensão” do Congresso Nacional 2018 1.9 - Parlamentares que entraram nos “Cabeças” do Congresso Nacional 2018 por Estado 1.10 - Parlamentares que passaram de “Ascensão” em 2017 para “Cabeças” em 2018 2 - Parlamentar que está nos “Cabeças” desde a 1ª edição 3 - Presença Feminina nos “Cabeças” 2018 4 - Parlamentares em “Ascensão” no Poder Legislativo 4.1 - Parlamentares em “Ascensão” 2018 por Estado 4.2 - Parlamentares que entraram em “Ascensão” em 2018 5 - Critérios e Metodologia 2 1 - Definição e lista dos “Cabeças” do Congresso Nacional 2018 Os “Cabeças” do Congresso Nacional são, na definição do DIAP, aqueles parlamentares que conseguem se diferenciar dos demais pelo exercício de todas ou algumas das qualidades e habilidades aqui descritas.
    [Show full text]
  • Of Work 2018 Member Companies
    PROGRAM 2017 OF WORK 2018 MEMBER COMPANIES MEMBER COMPANIES A MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR I am honored to serve as the chair of the U.S. Chamber of to reach new levels of regulatory efficiency, reassurance Commerce's Brazil-U.S. Business Council. There is boundless for international investors, intellectual property rights, labor opportunity to expand relations between the U.S. and Brazil regulations, and environmental protections. during this critical juncture for both countries. The business community plays a central role in shaping the relationship In 2016, Brazil embarked on a fundamental transformation bilaterally, regionally, and globally. aimed at restoring economic growth and setting the country on a sustainable path to development. The U.S. investor Citi has operated in Brazil for over 100 years, serving as community supports the Brazilian government and its people a trusted financial institution for our clients and enabling in pursuit of this important domestic structural reform agenda progress in the market. At the heart of this activity has been and remains confident about Brazil and its future. facilitating trade and investment between the U.S. and Brazil. The Brazil-U.S. Business Council has remained steadfastly U.S. companies have long considered the Brazilian market committed to strengthening the bilateral relationship during an essential part of their global expansion and footprint. It is a political transitions and challenging times and has proven itself key reason why the U.S.-Brazil commercial relationship is so to be a catalyst for innovative ideas and opportunities. The vigorous. In 2015, U.S. goods and services trade with Brazil success of our efforts is reflected in the increased economic totaled nearly US$95.4 billion.
    [Show full text]