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| The weekly public affairs program that examines important bilateral issues between the U.S and Latin America. | |
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international trade and democracy, to immigration and drugs our program tackles
topics important to Latin America and the world. Produced entirely in Spanish,
"Foro Interamericano" is broadcast live every week from WORLDNET's studios
in Washington, D.C. |
 From right to left, Ana María Salazar, U.S. Assistant
Secretary of Defense; Pilar Cisneros, Television news director at Canal 7 of Costa Rica; Norman Powell, of “Foro
Interamericano”; Armando
González of the San José newspaper “Al Día” and Laffitte Fernández from the
San Salvador newspaper, “El Diario de Hoy” |
Foro Interamericano takes viewers to the most important events in the Americas by broadcasting live from various countries. Just this year, "Foro" went to Costa Rica for the first Central American Summit Against Corruption and Drug Trafficking...and to Chile for the presidential election of Socialist Ricardo Lagos. Previously, "Foro" covered the OAS General Assembly in Guatemala and went to Honduras for President Clinton's historic visit Central America. |
Many outstanding leaders and internationally known personalities have appeared on "Foro Interamericano", including the President of Honduras, Carlos Flores the President of Venezuela, Hugo Chávez, and the former President of Uruguay, Julio Maria Sanguinetti. Leaders representing the administration of President Bill Clinton have also appeared, such as White House Deputy Chief of Staff María Echaveste, U.S. Undersecretary of Defense, Ana María Salazar and White House National Security spokesman, Michael Hammer.
Many diplomats, political leaders, and industrialists representing Latin America and the United States have also been guests of "Foro." Our distinguished guests debate current issues with a panel of Washington-based correspondents from the most prestigious international news organizations and agencies. |
Dr. Carlos Vargas Pagán (right) President of the
Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica, participated in "Foro
Interamericano"during the " First Regional Summit on Corruption and Drug
Trafficking in San Jose. Join us for
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