ourcaribbean.blogspot.com
My Noise and Voice on the Caribbean: A true fountain of inspiration
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My Noise and Voice on the Caribbean. I am a former Executive Director of the World Bank (2002-2004), currently living in Washington and dreaming of my home on the Island of Margarita; from where, on a clear day, I can see Trinidad; and where I can swim in the Caribbean waters. even though we do not appear on any Caribbean map. Friday, June 25, 1999. A true fountain of inspiration. On the other hand, most of us will probably not shed too many tears over what may be a total injustice that the Fuenti’...
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My Noise and Voice on the Caribbean: May 1999
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My Noise and Voice on the Caribbean. I am a former Executive Director of the World Bank (2002-2004), currently living in Washington and dreaming of my home on the Island of Margarita; from where, on a clear day, I can see Trinidad; and where I can swim in the Caribbean waters. even though we do not appear on any Caribbean map. Friday, May 28, 1999. Margarita as the El Dorado of golden Years of tourism. What can Margarita do to explore and capitalize on this opportunity in the name of Venezuela? A lot, I ...
migobiernosombra.blogspot.com
Mi gobierno sombra de Venezuela: Por favor, recapaciten a tiempo
http://migobiernosombra.blogspot.com/2007/05/por-favor-recapaciten-tiempo.html
Mi gobierno sombra de Venezuela. Miércoles, 2 de mayo de 2007. Por favor, recapaciten a tiempo. Por los vientos que soplan yo podría llegar haber sido el último Director Ejecutivo de Venezuela en el Banco Mundial. Ruego a Dios que no sea así. 191;Que loquetera es eso? 191;Que en el mundo real, fuera de los organismos internacionales, Venezuela tendría más voz? Que se bajen de esa mula. La verdad es que lamentablemente Venezuela tiene hoy muy poca voz y los gritos que tanto se oyen por ahí, solo provi...
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My Noise and Voice on the Caribbean: Adventure tourism
http://ourcaribbean.blogspot.com/1999/05/adventure-tourism.html
My Noise and Voice on the Caribbean. I am a former Executive Director of the World Bank (2002-2004), currently living in Washington and dreaming of my home on the Island of Margarita; from where, on a clear day, I can see Trinidad; and where I can swim in the Caribbean waters. even though we do not appear on any Caribbean map. Friday, May 14, 1999. Caracas, May 14 1999 and republished in. Posted by Per Kurowski. Have Think-Tank, will travell! In a world with so much entertainment available anytime and an...
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My Noise and Voice on the Caribbean: A good lesson on how not to win at tourism
http://ourcaribbean.blogspot.com/1997/09/good-lesson-on-how-not-to-win-at.html
My Noise and Voice on the Caribbean. I am a former Executive Director of the World Bank (2002-2004), currently living in Washington and dreaming of my home on the Island of Margarita; from where, on a clear day, I can see Trinidad; and where I can swim in the Caribbean waters. even though we do not appear on any Caribbean map. Thursday, September 11, 1997. A good lesson on how not to win at tourism. The second problem which could have been avoided by opportune and intelligent intervention by the governme...
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My Noise and Voice on the Caribbean: September 1997
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My Noise and Voice on the Caribbean. I am a former Executive Director of the World Bank (2002-2004), currently living in Washington and dreaming of my home on the Island of Margarita; from where, on a clear day, I can see Trinidad; and where I can swim in the Caribbean waters. even though we do not appear on any Caribbean map. Thursday, September 11, 1997. A good lesson on how not to win at tourism. The second problem which could have been avoided by opportune and intelligent intervention by the governme...
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My Noise and Voice on the Caribbean: The Contest!
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My Noise and Voice on the Caribbean. I am a former Executive Director of the World Bank (2002-2004), currently living in Washington and dreaming of my home on the Island of Margarita; from where, on a clear day, I can see Trinidad; and where I can swim in the Caribbean waters. even though we do not appear on any Caribbean map. Thursday, April 10, 2003. What an inheritance the Medicis left to their city! A qualified panel of judges should choose the best three proposals, and the proposals should be public...
theamericanunion.blogspot.com
There is a de-facto American Union: If they don’t go back, someone else can pay!
http://theamericanunion.blogspot.com/2007/06/if-they-dont-go-back-someone-else-can.html
There is a de-facto American Union. From November 2002 until October 2004 I was an Executive Director at the World Bank for Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Spain and Venezuela. As you can guess immigration and remittances were issues much on my mind. Much of what appears in this blog was extracted from my one and only book, Voice and Noise. Saturday, June 9, 2007. If they don’t go back, someone else can pay! We are no aliens. we are earthlings.just like all of you. Simple...
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There is a de-facto American Union: Which is the next country to understand that migrants represent the most go-get-it-daring citizens who can make a country prosper?
http://theamericanunion.blogspot.com/2014/08/which-is-next-country-to-understand.html
There is a de-facto American Union. From November 2002 until October 2004 I was an Executive Director at the World Bank for Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Spain and Venezuela. As you can guess immigration and remittances were issues much on my mind. Much of what appears in this blog was extracted from my one and only book, Voice and Noise. Wednesday, August 20, 2014. And I know this will upset all those who have spoken out against the horrors of “brain drain”...
