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Guatemala's president is indeed Oscar Berger; although his family owns land to call him a farmer is highly inaccurate, he is actually a lawyer graduated from Rafael Landivar University and has been a major political figure in the country since the mid 70's.  He was major of Guatemala City for two terms and ran for presidency a first time against Alfonso Portillo in 1999, sadly enough he lost the first election and retired from politics.  He was persuaded to come out of retimerent in 2003 and ran for the presidency a second time against Alvaro Colom and Efraín Ríos Montt.\nGuatemala's vicepresident is the Doctor Eduardo Stein who has also been a major political figure in the country and has been part of various internal and external political missions.  You can find more information and pictures on the following site http://www.guatemala.gob.gt/index.php/cms/presidencia/oscar_berger_perdomo\nunfortunately the site is in Spanish and there are not a lot of sites in English with info about them.
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might try this link to get started:\n\nhttp://guatemala.usembassy.gov/siteindex.html
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The directors of the company
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* Afghanistan - Ronald E. Neumann\n    * Albania - Marcie Berman Ries\n    * Algeria - Richard W. Erdman\n    * Angola - Cynthia Grissom Efird\n    * Argentina - Lino Gutierrez\n    * Armenia - John M. Evans\n    * Austria - Susan McCaw\n    * Azerbaijan - Reno L. Harnish III\n    * The Bahamas - John D. Rood\n    * Bahrain - William T. Monroe\n    * Bangladesh - Harry K. Thomas Jr.\n    * Barbados - Mary E. Kramer\n    * Belarus - George A. Krol\n    * Belgium - Tom C. Korologos\n    * Belize - Robert J. Dieter\n    * Benin - Wayne E. Neill\n    * Bolivia - David N. Greenlee\n    * Bosnia-Herzegovina - Douglas L. McElhaney\n    * Botswana - Katherine H. Canavan\n    * Brazil - Vacant (Phillip T. Chicola is Chargé D'Affaires)\n    * Brunei - Emil Skodon\n    * Bulgaria - John R. Beyrle\n    * Burundi - James Yellin\n    * Cambodia - Joseph A. Mussomeli\n    * Cameroon - Niels Marquardt\n    * Canada - David Wilkins\n    * Cape Verde - Roger D. Pierce\n    * Chad - Marc M. Wall\n    * Chile - Craig Perry\n    * People's Republic of China - Clark T. Randt Jr.\n    * Colombia - William B. Wood\n    * The Democratic Republic of the Congo - Roger A. Meece\n    * The Republic of the Congo - Robin Renee Sanders\n    * Costa Rica - Mark Langdale\n    * Côte d'Ivoire - Aubrey Hooks\n    * Croatia - Ralph Frank\n    * Cuba - James C. Cason (see note)\n    * Cyprus - Ronald Lewis Schlicher\n    * Czech Republic - William J. Cabaniss\n    * Denmark - James P. Cain\n    * The Dominican Republic - Hans H. Hertell\n    * The Republic of Djibouti - Marguerita Ragsdale\n    * East Timor - Grover Joseph Rees III\n    * Ecuador - Linda L. Jewell\n    * Egypt - Francis J. Ricciardone Jr.\n    * El Salvador - Hugh Douglas Barclay\n    * Equatorial Guinea - Niels Marquardt\n    * Eritrea - Scott H. DeLisi\n    * Estonia - Aldona Zofia Wos\n    * Fiji - Larry M. Dinger\n    * Finland - Marilyn Ware\n    * France - Craig Roberts Stapleton\n    * Gabon - R. Barrie Walkley\n    * Republic of The Gambia - Joseph D. Stafford III\n    * Georgia - John F. Tefft\n    * Germany - William R. Timken, Jr.\n    * Ghana - Pamela Bridgewater\n    * Greece - Charles P. Ries\n    * Grenada - Earl B. Phillips\n    * Guatemala - James M. Durham\n    * Guinea - Jackson McDonald\n    * Guyana - Roland W. Bullen\n    * The Holy See (Vatican City) - Francis Rooney\n    * Honduras - Charles A. Ford\n    * Hungary - George Herbert Walker III\n    * Iceland - Carol van Voorst\n    * India - David C. Mulford\n    * Indonesia - B. Lynn Pascoe\n    * Iraq - Zalmay Khalilzad\n    * Republic of Ireland - James C. Kenny\n    * Israel - Richard H. Jones\n    * Italy - Ronald P. Spogli\n    * Jamaica - Brenda LaGrange Johnson\n    * Japan - John Thomas Schieffer\n    * Jordan - David Hale\n    * Kazakhstan - John M. Ordway\n    * Kenya - William M. Bellamy\n    * Republic of Korea - Alexander Vershbow\n    * Kosovo - Marcie B. Ries\n    * Kuwait - Richard LeBaron\n    * Kyrgyz Republic - Marie L. Yovanovitch\n    * Laos - Patricia M. Haslach\n    * Latvia - Catherine Todd Bailey\n    * Lebanon - Jeffrey D. Feltman\n    * Lesotho - June Carter Perry\n    * Liberia - Donald E. Booth\n    * Lithuania - Stephen D. Mull\n    * Luxembourg - Ann Wagner\n    * Republic of Macedonia - Gillian A. Milovanovic\n    * Madagascar - James D. McGee\n    * Malawi - Alan Eastham\n    * Malaysia - Christopher J. LaFleur\n    * Mali - Terence P. McCulley\n    * Malta - Molly Bordonaro\n    * Marshall Islands - Greta N. Morris\n    * Mauritania - Joseph LeBaron\n    * Mexico - Antonio O. Garza Jr.\n    * Micronesia - Suzanne Hale\n    * Moldova - Heather M. Hodges\n    * Mongolia - Pamela J.H. Slutz\n    * Morocco - Thomas T. Riley\n    * Mozambique - Helen La Lime\n    * Namibia - Joyce Anne Barr\n    * Nepal - James Moriarty\n    * New Zealand - William P. McCormick\n    * Nicaragua - Paul A. Trivelli\n    * Nigeria - John Campbell\n    * Norway - Benson K. Whitney\n    * Oman - Richard
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Hmm, very broad question..\n\nthese should help you out:\n\nhttp://www.gov.ph/directory/main.asp?id=1\nhttp://www.i-site.ph/Databases/data-executive.html\n\ngood luck\n\ncheers
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The first federal president of Guatemala was Manuel Jose Arce of El Salvador
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National Events\n\nJanuary \n\nOn January 15, the day of the Black Christ is celebrated in Esquipulas.\n\nFebruary or March\n\nLent processions begin throughout Guatemala.\n\nMarch or April\n\nLent and Easter week processions throughout Guatemala. The largest processions occur in Antigua Guatemala on Good Friday.\nMay\n\nOn May 2 and 3, the Day of the Cross is celebrated with colorful traditions al Lake Amatitlan near Guatemala City.\n\nOn May 9, Jueves de Ascencion is celebrated with traditional music, flowers and prayers at Lake Chicabal. Please be very respectful of this tradition and do not take photographs.\n\nJuly\n\nJuly 25 is the town fair in Antigua Guatemala, with parades, music and other festivities.\n\nOn July 27, the annual Rabin Ajau beauty pageant is held in Coban, with traditional dances and ancestral music.\n\nAugust\n\nOn August 15, Guatemala City celebrates the day of our Lady of the Asuncion; also several other towns, like Solola, where you can see the brotherhood of the Lady of Asuncion passing through the streets of the town with their icon on their way to the church. \n\nSeptember\n\nSeptember 15 is the national holiday to commemorate Guatemala's Independence from Spain in 1821; the largest holiday fair is in Quetzaltenago.\n\nOctober\n\nOn October 20, Guatemala celebrates the overthrow of Dictator Jorge Ubico in 1944 and the beginning of 10 years of revolution government known as the "10 years of Spring".\n\nNovember\n\nAll Saints Day, celebrated on November 1, is celebrated with unique traditions throughout Guatemala; giant kites are flown in the cemeteries of Santiago Sacatepequez and Sumpango near Antigua Guatemala. Many Guatemalans feast on a traditional food known as fiambre. An unusual horse race is held in Todos Santos Cuchumatan.\n\nDecember\n\nThe town fair in Chichicastenango culminates on December 21 with traditional dances and music. \n\nNativity scenes, hand-made Christmas ornaments and small procession known as ''posadas'' create a joyful atmosphere during December.
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somebody has to do the dirty work for the administration... yes its true.. do you really think all of the ideas of this certain Leader in a computer company was his own? He just stole it by monitoring... in the Philippines, even the former president Fidel V. Ramos' Telephone were wiretapped... How much more we ordinary citizens!!?\n\n\n\nP.S i just added you to my watch list... i'm monitoring you now...hehehehehe
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Yes, and just in case you are interested:\nChief Financial officer - Director de Finanzas\nManager - Gerente
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Upper management in corporate America?\nLook for jobs in central government, you'll have to be quick to get in while Blair is still in office though.
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It's the same, check out this site:\nhttp://espanol.weather.com/weather/local/GTXX0002?letter=G\nit has the weather forecast for this week in Guatemala (I'm from Guatemala) and it can give you an idea of them.  By the way the word "chubascos" mean "rainstorms"
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Alvaro Uribe Velez\n\n\nThe Chief of State of Colombia \n\n\n\n\n President Alvaro Uribe Velez\n\n\n\nBORN\nJuly 4, 1952, in Medellin.\n\nEDUCATION\nUndergraduate degree in law and political science from Antioquia University. Graduate-level course work in business management and conflict resolution at Harvard University.\n\nCAREER\nServed as mayor of Medellin and two terms as senator of Antioquia province. Credited with bringing down crime and improving education during a single term as governor of Antioquia (1995-97).\n\nPERSONAL\nMarried, with two teenaged sons. Hobbies include yoga, swimming, and taming horses.\n\n\n\n PRESIDENT WITH VERY HIGH RATINGS.
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Talk to the leader of your local drug cartel
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Beyond Bureaucracy:\nThe Development Agenda\nMaking it to the 21st Century\ndepends on the participation of everyone \nand the re-creation of our major institutions\nan Interview with David C. Korten, by Alan AtKisson\nOne of the articles in Making It Happen (IC#28)\nSpring 1991, Page 26\nCopyright (c)1991, 1996 by Context Institute | To order this issue ...\n\n\nIf your interest is in "making it happen" - participating in the transformation of our societies to a more humane and sustainable way of life - there is one book you simply must read: David Korten's Getting to the 21st Century: Voluntary Action and the Global Agenda. The distillation of nearly three decades of research and field experience, Korten's book is both tightly focused (on the primacy of non-governmental organizations and voluntary action in creating a better world) and expansive (his analysis weaves together such diverse elements as the environment, global economy, governance institutions, and the transformation of consciousness).\n\nBut while Korten's agenda is radical in the truest sense, his roots are decidedly mainstream - M.B.A. and Ph.D. from Stanford University Graduate School of Business; faculty positions at Harvard, the Asian Institute of Management, and other institutions; on staff at the Ford Foundation; and consultant to the US Agency for International Development [AID]. And his message - despite its challenge to the legitimacy of some of the world's most entrenched bureaucracies - is being heard.\n\nKorten is now Founder and President of the People-Centered Development Forum, "a voluntary organization ... to encourage and support the definition and pursuit of a people-centered development vision as a global citizens' movement." We are pleased to announce that he is also the newest contributing editor to IN CONTEXT. In this lengthy and wide-ranging interview, he traces the development of his thinking and sketches out the critical elements of an action agenda for getting to the 21st Century. His book is available from Kumarian Press, 630 Oakwood Ave., Suite 119, West Hartford, CT 06110 ($19.95 postpaid).\n\nAlan: Development has, in the West at least, been considered too big for anyone but government to tackle. But in your book, you argue persuasively that such thinking is inherently flawed - and that, in fact, it leads to disaster.\n\nDavid: Right. We have to think of development as a people's movement, not as a government-funded project. Development issues relate to values and relationships - which you cannot buy with government funding.\n\nThat's a trap we've gotten into - we think government can correct these things for us. But we cannot expect our "leaders" - in quotes - to provide the necessary leadership. What we see now demonstrated is quite the opposite - our current leadership is taking us very skillfully and powerfully in exactly the wrong direction with great intent.\n\nAlan: How did you come to these conclusions, and move from large institutional settings such as USAID to developing something like the People-Centered Development Forum? What was the evolutionary pathway?\n\nDavid: My start in the international development business was actually in business management and management education. The shift began when I was the academic director of INCAE, the Central American management institute. We were studying the family planning programs of El Salvador and Nicaragua, and one of the critical influences on my thinking was seeing how the structures of those systems thwarted any effort to both generate client demand and be responsive to it. The nature of bureaucratic organizations made such responsiveness impossible.\n\nSo, once back in the US, I began working with people from Third World management institutes and the heads of national family planning programs in a major effort to improve management in these programs. Some of us reached the conclusion that one of the important f
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Belize  \n... Belize. Francis Fonseca. Minister of Education. The Honourable Francis Fonseca was elected to office ... he was appointed Minister of Education, Youth and Sports. Minister Fonseca brings ...ibe.unesco.org/International/ICE47/English/MesMOE/messages/belize.htm
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in south and central america oligarchies ....rule by family lineage and nepotism is rife within the governmental systems....same in the united states,my friend!!!!!!!the bushes and others like them have worked deep behind the scenes,covertly laying the ground work for a dynastic order of clandestine,shady,corruptand self seeking powermongering for over a century....they could not succeed by merit....they could not succeed by popularity....they could not succeed by courage...they could not succeed by intelligence.....but they can succeed by never underestimating the gullibility,ignorance and naivete the the united state citizenry!!!!george bush senior,the ex-president-exdirector of the c.i.a.-texas oilman -donated 4ships to the abortive bay of pigs way before he held any public office at all....a private investor in forbidden political intrigues to usurp a foreign government's sovereignty without sanction,a declaration of war with congressional approval!!!! he states "manuel noriega...never met the man!"and yet as head of the c.i.a. a military junta with manuel noriega at it's head siezed power in panama with u.s. sanction!!!and their are photographs of george bush sr. with his feet up on noriega's coffee table(a santa ria altar with sacrificed chickens in the background and a briefcase with over $250,000 he was delivering to the dictator)allthis when he was the vice president!!!!(whatever credence could be lended to that photo and report)so,bush senior could be considered suspect not only of being involved with anti-castro cuban brigadas which share much suspicion with watergate break-ins,and the kennedy assasinations;but with extra-legal activities ,as with h.l.hunt and others of his ilk in drawing the armed forces of our fair country into pulling their financial fortunes out of the fire here and abroad in the pursuit of their private, personal wealth in pumping oil in third world nations in the middle east and elsewhere!!there is film available showing h.l.hunt offering millions of dollars of bounty on both john and robert kennedy's life ,treasonous felon today now that the kennedys have been successfully killed:but i would be really suprise if george bush senior wasn't at that meeting of texas oilmen ,discussing what was to be done about the kennedy's wanting to end the oil depletion allowance by which texas oilmen were being paid not to pump domestic oil reserves in the ground nationally!!!!lyndon johnson wasn't any to pleased either the same goes for his constituency;but with him as vice-president...if something happened to the kennedys all power would fall into the texans' lap and from h.l.hunt and billy sol estes and their scandalous and self-aggrandising behavior to enron=keeting-and the stolen election in florida we are still in the hands of unsrupulous backroom politicos,agent provocatuers looting america for personal gain without the good taste or breeding to inspire the briefest moment of admiration or pride for any national accomplishment in favor of the people they would rule; but not lead to greatness!!!!heroin,oil,drugs of every description sold and profited in ,osama ben laden's emeralds and 80 billion dollars in patriot act funding....if we ever get these jokers out of office they'll still be bankrolled for the next twelve thousand years,if any part of their schemes comes thru!!!
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there's a book about it:\n\nhttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0684813785/themathforum/103-1135901-9171868