 OAS General Assembly: Final Press Conference
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Fort Lauderdale, Florida
United States
June 8, 2005 - 12.30 AM
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| Remarks by José Miguel Insulza, OAS Secretary General, Roger Noriega, Assistant Secretary of State for the Western Hemisphere and Ambassador John Maisto, Permanent Representative of US to the OAS |
| 35' |  Original language Various |
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XXXV Regular Session of the OAS General Assembly: Closing Session
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Fort Lauderdale, Florida
United States
June 7, 2005 - 11.30 PM
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| 24' | Original language Various |
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XXXV Regular Session of the OAS General Assembly: Fourth Plenary Session
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 Ambassador Albert R. Ramdin, a Surinamese diplomat, was elected Tuesday evening to be the next Assistant Secretary General of the Organization of American States. Ramdin emerged victorious on a vote of 19 to 14, with one abstention, among the 34 member states, as the hemisphere’s foreign ministers gathered at the OAS General Assembly session in Fort Lauderdale. The other candidate was the former Nicaraguan foreign minister Ernesto Leal |
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
United States
June 7, 2005 - 2.30 PM
Agenda
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| Remarks by Albert Ramdin, OAS Assistant Secretary General elected |
| 11' | Original language Various |
| Situation in Bolivia. Remarks by the delegations of Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Venezuela and Argentina |
| 13' | Original language Various |
| The Question of the Malvinas Islands |
| 24' | Original language Various |
| Report on the maritime problem of Bolivia. Remarks by the delegations |
| 33' | Original language Various |
| Peace Process in Colombia. Remarks by the delegations |
| 14' | Original language Various |
| Multilateral Evaluation Mechanism of CICAD: Report on the third round |
| 5' | Original language Various |
| Mechanism to Follow Up on Implemetnation of the Convention of Belém do Pará |
| 10' | Original language Various |
| The socioeconomic and environmental impact of climate change on the countries in the Hemisphere |
| 8' | Original language Various |
| Status of the indigenous peoples of the Americas in economic and social development |
| 12' | Original language Various |
| Fulfilling the promise of the Inter-American Democratidc Charter for all the peoples of the Americas |
| 1' | Original language Various |
| Annual Report of the Permanent Council to the General Assembly (2004-2005) |
| 12' | Original language Various |
| Program-budget of the Organization for 2006; quotas and contributions to FEMCIDI for 2006. Report of the Preparatory Committee. Approval of the program-budget for 2006 |
| 2' | Original language Various |
| Other business: CIDH |
| 30' | Original language Various |
| Other business: CJ |
| 18' | Original language Various |
| Remarks by the delegation of El Salvador |
| 2' | Original language Spanish |
| Election of officers of organs, agencies, and entities of the Organization: Assistant Secretary General of the OAS |
| 23' | Original language Various |
| Election of officers of organs, agencies, and entities of the Organization |
| 21' | Original language Various |
| Other business. Approval of projects and declarations. Remarks by the delegations |
| 22' | Original language Various |
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XXXV Regular Session of the OAS General Assembly: Third Plenary Session
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 The OAS General Assembly expressed its concern today over the developing situation in Bolivia and passed a declaration by consensus calling for prompt dialogue among all parties to preserve democracy in that country |
Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Estados Unidos
June 7, 2005 - 9.00 AM
Agenda
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| Situation in Bolivia. Remarks by Juan Ignacio Siles del Valle, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bolivia |
| 4' | Original language Spanish |
| Situation in Bolivia. Remarks by Samuel Lewis Navarro, Vice-President and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Panama |
| 2' | Original language Spanish |
| Situation in Bolivia. Remarks by José Miguel Insulza, OAS Secretary General |
| 4' | Original language Spanish |
| Dialogue of heads of delegation. Topic: Delivering the Benefits of Democracy. Remarks by Knowlson Gift, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Trinidad and Tobago |
| 14' | Original language English |
| Dialogue of heads of delegation. Topic: Delivering the Benefits of Democracy. Remarks by Luis Ernesto Derbez Bautista, Secretary Foreign Affairs of Mexico |
| 7' | Original language Spanish |
| Dialogue of heads of delegation. Topic: Delivering the Benefits of Democracy. Remarks by Francisco Esteban Laínez Rivas, Minister of Foreign Affairs of El Salvador |
| 16' | Original language Spanish |
| Dialogue of heads of delegation. Topic: Delivering the Benefits of Democracy. Remarks by S.R. Insanally, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Guyana |
| 9' | Original language English |
| Dialogue of heads of delegation. Topic: Delivering the Benefits of Democracy. Remarks by Petrus Compton, Minister for External Affairs, International Trade and Civil Aviation of Saint Lucia |
| 10' | Original language English |
| Dialogue of heads of delegation. Topic: Delivering the Benefits of Democracy. Remarks by Michael Browne, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Commerce and Trade of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines |
| 10' | Original language English |
| Dialogue of heads of delegation. Topic: Delivering the Benefits of Democracy. Remarks by Ambassador Manuel María Cáceres, Permanent Representative of Paraguay to the OAS |
| 13' | Original language Spanish |
| Dialogue of heads of delegation. Topic: Delivering the Benefits of Democracy. Remarks by Charles Angelo Savarin, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Trade, Labor and Public Services of Dominica |
| 9' | Original language English |
| Dialogue of heads of delegation. Topic: Delivering the Benefits of Democracy. Remarks by Roberto Tovar Faja, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Costa Rica |
| 9' | Original language Spanish |
| Dialogue of heads of delegation. Topic: Delivering the Benefits of Democracy. Remarks by Edmond Mansoor, Minister of State attached to the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for Information, Broadcasting, Telecommunications of Antigua and Barbuda |
| 10' | Original language English |
| Dialogue of heads of delegation. Topic: Delivering the Benefits of Democracy. Remarks by Hérald Abraham, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Haiti |
| 9' | Original language Various |
| Dialogue of heads of delegation. Topic: Delivering the Benefits of Democracy. Remarks by Elvin Nimrod, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and International Trade of Grenada |
| 10' | Original language English |
| Dialogue of heads of delegation. Topic: Delivering the Benefits of Democracy. Remarks by José Miguel Insulza, OAS Secretary General |
| 2' | Original language Spanish |
| Dialogue of heads of delegation. Topic: Delivering the Benefits of Democracy. Remarks by Ambassador Ronald D. Godard, Special Coordinator of United States for the 2005 OAS General Assembly |
| 4' | Original language English |
| Words of appreciation to the OAS Assistant Secretary General, Ambassador Luigi Einaudi |
| 38' | Original language Various |
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