Monday, January 31, 2005 | Susan Segal | WorldCity
In Latin America and the Caribbean, we already talk in terms of lost decades. If we fail to envision FTAA as a means to increase regional competitiveness and fail to work side-by- side to achieve this broader vision, we will have to start speaking of the region in terms of lost generations.
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The role of Congress is hugely significant in U.S. foreign policy towards Latin America, but its influence is rarely mentioned. And now, the region will shortly lose some of its best friends in Congress.
Wednesday, December 31, 2003 | Susan Segal | The Washington Times
Ask many observers of Latin America and the Caribbean why the hemisphere is floundering, and they will say that the United States has neglected the region since September 11 and the war in Iraq, thus leading to a downward spiral. It is time to put such superficial analysis aside.
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Wednesday, December 31, 2003 | Eric Farnsworth | Baltimore Sun
By electing Mr. Berger, Guatemalans voted for their future, not their past. Now is the time for the United States to come alongside Guatemalans and do the same.
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Tuesday, November 18, 2003 | Eric Farnsworth | The Miami Herald
Trade is not a panacea, but it remains the best tool we have to support economic growth, democracy, and a new strategic partnership in the hemisphere.
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Tuesday, May 13, 2003 | Eric Farnsworth | The San Diego Union-Tribune
Now is a time when judicious leadership and cooperation from all corners of the hemisphere will pay rich dividends, while a failure of leadership could cause further drift leading to increasing suspicion and divide. Ultimately, history will judge the result.
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Let me open with the following image: In 1965, a wrecking ball was about to hit a row of beautiful brownstone mansions on Park Avenue in Manhattan to make way for condominiums.
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