IOA in the News

A selection of links that are all related to the Institute of the Americas in the News

#	Web Link
1	Woodruff Arts Center Hosts World Chamber Meeting Feb. 3, 2012 Global Atlanta
2	Crime Plagues Mexico Economy: Study Feb. 1, 2012 NBC San Diego Channel 7
3	Efficient border crossings topic of forum Jan. 26, 2012 U-T San Diego
4	Participate in Some Hot Topic Talk Jan. 25, 2012 La Jolla Patch.com
5	World Chamber Partners with ASO for Annual meeting Jan. 20, 2012 Global Atlanta
6	Is Tijuana Safe? Jan. 16, 2012 NBC 7 San Diego
7	Latin America 2012: Energy Outlook Jan. 13, 2012 Latin Business Chronicle
8	Sending Money to Mexico Jan. 12, 2011 NBC 7 San Diego
9	What Energy Sector Trends Should Leaders Be Watching? Jan. 9-13, 2012 Inter-American Dialogue’s Latin America Advisor
10	ADL hosts luncheon with the new President of the Institute of the Americas Anti-Defamation League Jan. 6, 2012
11	Sen. Curt Thompson to Participate in World Chamber of Commerce Award Ceremony Jan. 3, 2012 The Weekly
12	Assuntos de Dinheiro December 2011 Business Review Brazil
13	Will Ecuador be Able to Produce More Oil Next Year? Dec. 19-23, 2011 Inter-American Dialogue’s Latin America Advisor
14	En Mexico se vive el dia a dia Dec. 4, 2011 El Dia (Santa Cruz, Bolivia)
15	Ganando la Batalla Nov. 17, 2011 TalCualDigital.com
16	The short-term hurdles for PEMEX’s long-term plans Nov. 16, 2011 BNamericas
17	Trinidad Faces Competition in LNG Markets Nov. 16, 2011 Natural Gas Americas
18	Regional power line boosts LNG import prospects Nov. 15, 2011 Natural Gas Daily
19	T&T’s LNG exports to US plunge on shale gas supply Nov. 14, 2011 Guardian Media
20	Mexican Drug Cartels Target Social Media Nov. 14, 2011 NBC San Diego

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President's Corner

Charles Shapiro

"While U.S.-Latin America relations are not bad, they have deteriorated. The relative importance of the United States in Latin America has declined. The challenge for the United States is how to revitalize that relationship."

That's CAF President (and IOA Board member) Enrique García’s executive summary of U.S.-Latin American relations.