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Latin America: Lessons From the Past and Hope for the Future Remarks by Ambassador Lino Gutierrez at the Foro del Bicentenario Conference April 22, 2005 OPENING Thank you very much for giving me this opportunity to speak to such a distinguished group of young leaders from across the political and economic spectrum of Argentina. I know this conference is part of a series of talks looking at the world in the future. Today I would like to speak to you about Latin America in 2020. I know you have discussed in past conferences about how the world and Argentina will be in 2010, the year of Argentina’s bicentennial. I would challenge you to think longer term and see 2010 as a first lap in a longer race towards a better region. The goals that you and your colleagues around Latin America accomplish by 2010 will be important stepping-stones in the much longer-term process of Latin American political and economic development. LATIN AMERICA IN 1977 In order to understand where Latin America is headed in the next 15 years, it is important to understand where Latin America has come from in the past few decades. When I joined the U.S. diplomatic service in 1977, most Latin Americans lived under dictatorships. In many countries in the region, political repression was the norm. Basic freedoms, such as freedom of the press, speech, and association were nonexistent. The region was a Cold War battleground, with bloody armed struggles ongoing in many countries. The economic picture in Latin America in 1977 was not much better. High tariff barriers, low levels of intraregional trade, and widespread underdevelopment, typified the region. A small group of elites, who clung to a comfortable status quo, controlled the economies in most countries. The ideology of autarky, trade protection import-substitution, and large-scale state intervention in the economy heavily influenced the thinking of Latin American economic policymakers. These policies benefited a small number of industrialists in Latin America who could produce low quality goods at high prices to a captive market of consumers. The result was stagnation, economic inefficiency, and high inflation.

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A Trip to Costa Rica by Ben Best COSTA RICA PRE-CONFERENCE TOURING The occasion for my trip to Costa Rica was the August 22-27,1999 ISIL (International Society for Individual Liberty, www.isil.org ) conference being held in the capitol city of San Jose. Prior to the conference I did considerable e-mail lobbying to be included in the program so that I could give a presentation on the Y2K computer bug. For a long time I had no success, but when I made the point that ISIL Founder/Director Jarret Wollstein had written a book on the subject, I found myself sharing a slot with Jarret on the program to discuss Y2K. (For my essays on the Y2K computer bug see the Computer section of my website.) Costa Rica gets its name from Christopher Columbus, who called it the "Rich Coast" after landing offshore on his fourth (and last) voyage to America. He had been impressed by the golden "mirrors" (flat gold circles) the Indians wore about their necks. Later explorers discovered that Costa Rica had less gold than almost any area in "New Spain" and that the few Indians to be found were too fierce to be exploited for agriculture. Consequently, Costa Rica was settled by many who were fleeing the Spanish Inquisition, were willing to farm their own land and were wanting to be far from the administrative centers in Mexico & Guatemala. Costa Rica remained a country of subsistence farmers until the 19th century, when coffee became popular in Europe. Costa Rica became so rich from coffee & banana exports that San Jose was the third city in the world to have public electric lighting and was one of the first cities to have telephones.

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People See also Experts Associations , and Directories This page: Biography Names Genealogy Biography The Biographical Dictionary Biographies PolySearch Engine Biography.com - An online dictionary of biography Dead People Server - Is that famous (or not-so-famous) person still alive? Notable People - Links to biographies of various kinds of people - Famous people past and present World Biographical Index (K. G. Saur) See also Public Records for sources for investigations See also This Day in History for significant birthdays and anniversaries Names Most Common Names in the U.S. Genealogy Cyndi's List of Genealogical Sites on the Internet - Huge list Death Indexes Social Security Death Index United Kingdom Genealogy See also Public Records Water Librarians Water: Developing a Core Collection Water Meta Pages ... Home You are here: Robert Teeter's Home Page Generalities > People Updated: September 15, 2005 Praise? Blame? Advice? Comments? Send me your thoughts by Robert Teeter (See my document.write("URL: " + document.URL)

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