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Council On
Hemispheric Affairs |
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Monitoring Political, Economic and Diplomatic Issues Affecting the
Western Hemisphere |
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COHA Announcement, September 27,
2005 |
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COHA
Announces the Launch of its
Open Forum |
While the Council on Hemispheric
Affairs' website has long
maintained a forum offering responses to particular critiques of our
articles, it had, of late, fallen into desuetude. The forum
has now reopened, and we will endeavor to maintain a regular dialogue
with our readers. We invite you to visit the new Open Forum,
and contribute your comments, communicating your points of view to a
mailing list of over 12,000 Latin Americanists and those interested
in U.S. - Canadian relations, including journalists, academics and
policy makers.
Some highlights from the new Open
Forum:
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A discussion about Luis
Alberto Moreno's merit to head the IDB.
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Insights on the Brazilian corruption scandal.
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A Panamanian perception of Evangelical missionaries.
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A letter from the Embassy of
Barbados regarding COHA's analysis of Barbados' stance on Haiti
within CARICOM
Visit the Open Forum...
The Council on Hemispheric
Affairs, founded in 1975, is an independent, non-profit, non-partisan,
tax-exempt research and information organization. It has been described on
the Senate floor as being "one of the nation's most respected bodies of
scholars and policy makers." For more information, please see our web page
at http://www.coha.org/ or contact our
Washington offices by phone (202) 223-4975, fax (202) 223-4979, or email
coha at coha.org.
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