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Ya nada será como antes: Costa Rica.: An article from: Siempre! by Nils Castro, 2006-02-19
Un 2006 bastante movido: elecciones en América Latina.: An article from: Siempre! by Nils Castro, 2005-12-25
Peace, AIDS, environment highlight conference. (Council on Foundations): An article from: Fund Raising Management
America/Americas: Myth in the Making of U.S. Policy Toward Latin America by Eldon Kenworthy, 1995-05
Pugnas y geopolítica en la elección del dirigente de la OEA: el secretario general, entre un costarricense, chileno, mexicano o salvadoreño.(Organización ... Miguel Insulza): An article from: Siempre! by Frida Modak, 2004-12-19
Costa Rica.(Country Profile): An article from: New Internationalist by Louisa Reynolds, 2007-09-01
Calderôn no la levanta: a la mitad del sexenio: estas comparaciones ayudan a un anâlisis de gestiôn mâs objetivo y confirman que no importan tanto el color ... que generan.: An article from: Siempre! by Raûl Rodrîguez Cortês, 2010-01-24
Los Frutos de un esfuerzo: Administracion Arias Sanchez, 1986-1990 (Spanish Edition)
Oscar Arias, Peacemaker (People Who Made a Difference) by Kelli Peduzzi, 1993-03
El desafio de la paz en Centroamerica (Spanish Edition) by Guido Fernandez, 1989

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Dr. oscar arias sanchez 1987 Nobel Peace Laureate President of CostaRica 19861990 Dr. oscar arias sanchez was born in 1941. After
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Extractions: Dr. Oscar Arias Sanchez was born in 1941. After studying in the United States, he read law and economics at the University of Costa Rica in the capital, San Jose. As a student he engaged actively in the work of the National Liberation Party. Having completed his degree, he went on to take a doctorate in England, with a thesis on the subject of "Who rules Costa Rica?" He is the author of a number of books and articles on political and historical subjects. Arias embarked on his political career in earnest in 1970, as assistant to Jose Figueres, a former President who was again seeking election. When Figueres was elected in 1972, Arias was given a seat in the government as Minister of National Planning and Political Economy. In 1975 his party elected him International Secretary and in 1979, General Secretary. He represented the party at several Socialist International congresses.
Oscar Arias Sanchez Describes An Approach To Agriculture That Benefits Both Farm
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Oscar Arias Sanchez Describes An Approach To Agriculture That Benefits Both Farm
Ecoagriculture the harvest of the future. By oscar arias sanchez PostedTuesday, January 15, 2002. Sign up here for free email updates!
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Oscar Sanchez Sandoval
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Speech By Oscar Arias Sanchez Begins WFU Year Of Globalization & Diversity
17 with an Opening Convocation address by oscar arias sanchez, former president ofCosta Rica and a Nobel Peace Prize recipient. WFU News Service. QuickFind . .
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Extractions: Aug. 28, 1998 Wake Forest University will launch the Year of Globalization and Diversity on Sept. 17 with an Opening Convocation address by Oscar Arias Sanchez , former president of Costa Rica and a Nobel Peace Prize recipient. Convocation will begin at 11 a.m. in Wait Chapel. Arias, who led Costa Rica from 1986 to 1990, was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1987 for his efforts to establish peace among Costa Rica's neighboring countries. The Year of Globalization and Diversity is a yearlong series of events focusing on the world's development into a global community. The majority of the events during the year-including Opening Convocation-will be free and open to the public. "The world is more interconnected than ever before," said Mary Jane Berman, co-chair of the planning committee. "Political changes, advancements in technology and numerous other factors have led to greater interaction among countries and peoples. Events during the year will help us understand the problems and benefits of these new relationships," said Berman, an associate professor of anthropology and director of Wake Forest's Museum of Anthropology. Berman's co-chair, Thomas C. Taylor, said diversity is an important component of the year because globalization raises awareness about other cultures and societies.
Photos Year Two - Costa Rica - Oscar Arias Sanchez
Translate this page Un souvenir pour toujours! Rencontre avec Monsieur oscar arias sanchez, ancienPrésident du Costa Rica et récipiendaire du Prix Nobel de la Paix en 1987.
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La Tiranía Del Paredón / Oscar Arias Sanchez / El Nuevo Herald - Cuba News / N
Translate this page CUBANET INTERNACIONAL. Abril 21, 2003. La tiranía del paredón.oscar arias Sánchez. El Nuevo Herald, abril 20, 2003. El régimen
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PeaceJam.org -- Jody Williams
Weekend Conference. PeaceJam with oscar arias sanchez. Information aboutarias Foundation programs Center for Human Progress (English);
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MacArthur Foundation Speeches, Papers And Presentations
A Peace Perspective on Population and Environment People Before WeaponsDr. oscar arias sanchez Mexico City, Mexico 1995 The address
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Extractions: The address by Dr. Oscar Arias is the second in the International Lecture Series on Population Issues sponsored by the Population Program of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation. The lecture series addresses critical issues in population and development that the world will confront in coming years. Concurrent with the lecture in Mexico City, the Foundation announced its fourth round of leadership grants in Mexico, supporting eight individuals working on population issues in that nation. The grants were awarded through the Population Program's Fund for Leadership Development. The fund also supports work in Brazil, India, and Nigeria. The Fund for Leadership Development in Mexico is a collaboration with the Foundation's World Environment and Resources Program. It places significant emphasis on an appreciation of the country's cultural and ethnic diversity, and the recognition of diversity in its expectations of leadership. It encourages especially the emergence of female leadership. The inaugural lecture in January 1995 marked the announcement of the annual leadership awards in Nigeria. Other lectures in the series will mark the announcement of the awards in Brazil and India.
The New Athenian - Bishop, President Or Survivor
Former Costa Rican President oscar arias sanchez. vote. Former Costa RicanPresident oscar arias sanchez. Vote by klweeks, May 1, 2003 833 PM. respond.
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Targeting Improved Access -- SEAM Conference 2001 -- Oscar Arias Sánchez
oscar arias Sánchez is President and Founder of the Fundación ariaspara el Paz y el Progreso Humano. A former President of Costa
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Extractions: Oscar Arias Sánchez is President and Founder of the Fundación Arias para el Paz y el Progreso Humano. A former President of Costa Rica and the 1987 Nobel Peace Laureate, Oscar Arias holds international stature as a spokesperson for the Third World. Championing such issues as human development, democracy, and demilitarization, he has traveled the globe spreading a message of peace and applying the lessons garnered from the Central American Peace Process to topics of current global debate. He has received many honorary degrees from prestigious education institutions, won several awards from various organizations, and participated in a number of international organizations, many in which he is still actively involved. In 1988, Arias used the monetary award from the Nobel Peace prize to establish the Arias Foundation for Peace and Human Progress. Under the auspices of the Foundation, three programs were established: the Center for Human Progress to promote equal opportunities for women in all sectors of Central American society; the Center for Philanthropy to foster change-oriented philanthropy in Latin America; and the Center for Peace and Reconciliation to work for demilitarization and conflict resolution in the developing world. From these same headquarters, Dr. Arias has continued his pursuit of global peace and human security. Back to Closing Address Back to Agenda Welcome Agenda Contact Us Proceedings SEAM Home
Opinion: The Honorable Oscar Arias
oscar arias sanchez, 61, Nobel Peace Laureate 1987, is an ambassador for theorganization Future Harvest. He is a former President of Costa Rica.
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Extractions: Original article appearing in Folha de Sao Paulo, Brazil Ecoagriculture 9 December 2001 There is another way. A recent report identifies a new approach emerging around the world, which scientists call "ecoagriculture." Instead of working against each other, farmers and environmentalists work together to find farming methods that both produce more food and preserve the environment. From grazing lands to coffee plantations to rice paddies, farmers and scientists are finding ways to preserve biodiversity within largely agricultural landscapes. As environment ministers continue to meet about Rio + 10, they would be wise to examine this groundbreaking approach to conservation. Common Ground, Common Future, the report points out that the most popular approach to protecting wildlife has been to fence off large areas for preservation where farming is restricted. This approach makes sense at one level, and debt-for-nature swaps were a priority for my administration in Costa Rica. However, research shows that nature reserves alone will not solve the problem, as endangered species and hungry humans often occupy the same land. The effectiveness of reserves depends greatly on whether the uses of surrounding lands support conservation objectives. Moreover, almost half the world's major nature reserves are now being heavily used for agriculture.
Future Harvest - Ambassadors
oscar arias sanchez was president of Costa Rica from 19861990 and received the NobelPrize for Peace in 1987 for his outstanding contributions to peace in war
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Extractions: Oscar Arias Norman E. Borlaug Jimmy Carter Francine Cousteau ... Muhammad Yunus Oscar Arias Arias Foundation for Peace and Human Progress Farmers, Greens Can Find Common - Editorial from the Canberra Times Ecoagriculture - Editorial from Folha de Sao Paulo Jimmy Carter Jimmy Carter (James Earl Carter, Jr.) is an ardent promoter of peace, social justice, and development. He was the 39th president of the United States, the governor of Georgia, a lieutenant in the U.S. Navy, and a farmer. During his presidency, Mr. Carter negotiated the Panama Canal treaties, the Camp David Accords, and the SALT II treaty. He established diplomatic relations between the United States and the People's Republic of China. President Carter championed human rights throughout the world and passed major environmental protection legislation. In 1982, he founded The Carter Center. In the same year he also was named University Distinguished Professor at Emory University. The Carter Center is a nonpartisan and nonprofit organization committed to conflict resolution, disease prevention, human rights, and democracy. Through The Center's Global 2000 program, the former president advances health and agriculture in the developing world. The former president completed his undergraduate studies at the US Naval Academy and did graduate work in nuclear physics at Union College. Jimmy Carter serves on the board of directors of Habitat for Humanity, where he volunteers regularly. Habitat builds homes for the needy around the world.
Oscar Arias Harsh Words For The US From A Voice For Peace And
As President Bill Clinton ponders his postpresidential career options, he mightconsider the example of a former president of Costa Rica, oscar arias sanchez.
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Extractions: Oscar Arias: Harsh Words for the U.S. From a Voice for Peace and Prosperity by Kitty Felde SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA As President Bill Clinton ponders his post-presidential career options, he might consider the example of a former president of Costa Rica, Oscar Arias Sanchez. It was Arias who brokered a Central American peace deal at a time when no one believed it was possible. Arias served as Costa Rica's president from 1986 to 1990, a turbulent period in Central America. The Sandinistas were battling the Contras in Nicaragua, civil war raged in Guatemala and El Salvador was in turmoil. As tensions on Costa Rica's borders increased, so did pressure to remilitarize the country, which constitutionally abolished its army in 1949. Arias had another approach. Even before his inauguration, he began lobbying the nine leaders of Latin American countries to sit down together and talk about regional issues. In 1987, Arias drafted the Esquipulas II accords, or the "procedure to establish a firm and lasting peace in Central America," and persuaded his fellow heads of state to sign it. It was a peace plan that, according to Arias, Washington insisted would never work. Time has proved Washington wrong. Arias' efforts to carve out a peaceful solution in the region were recognized that same year when he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. He used the proceeds to create the Arias Foundation for Peace and Human Progress. Today, the former president takes a hands-on approach to the foundation's work to demilitarize and democratize Central America and the Caribbean.
Nobels Fredspris Gjennom 100 år - Oscar Arias Sanchez
Fra 197277 satt oscar arias Sánchez i Costa Ricas regjering med ansvarfor å planlegge landets økonomiske og politiske utvikling.
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Encyclopedia: Oscar Arias Sanchez
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Extractions: ENCYCLOPEDIA U com Lists of articles by category ... SEARCH : Oscar Arias Sanchez (born 1941) was born in Heredia, in the central region of Costa Rica . Former President of the country (1986-1990) and Nobel Prize (peace, 1987) laureate. His office focused on providing housing for circa 80 thousand families, shifting exportations from so called traditional ones (bananas, coffee) to non-traditional ones (e.g. exotic flowers and fruits), giving more emphasis to tourism as an income source, and achieving political stability in the region of Central America. He called for a higher level of integration in the Central America region and promoted the creation of the Central American Parliament (Parlamento Centroamericano). Ironically, until this day, the only central american country that hasn't yet subscribed to the treaty is Costa Rica. His office has been negatively criticized because of these efforts. Arias also tried to improve the educational system in the country. The most notable action in this respect was the reintroduction of compulsory academic tests at the end of school and high school. These measures have been topics of much debate in the country ever since.
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Translate this page homme, des conflits et de la réconciliation, cet ouvrage reprend les interventionsde neuf prix Nobel de la paix, dont oscar arias sanchez, Rigoberta Menchu
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Oscar Arias Sánchez
oscar arias Sánchez Nobel Lecture, December 11, 1987 Only Peace canWrite the New History. Desiring peace Peace consists, very largely
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Extractions: Peace consists, very largely, in the fact of desiring it with all one's soul. The inhabitants of my small country, Costa Rica, have realized those words by Erasmus. Mine is an unarmed people, whose children have never seen a fighter or a tank or a warship. One of my guests at this award, here with us today, is José Figueres Ferrer, the man with the vision to abolish my country's armed forces in 1948, and thus set our history on a new course. I am a Latin American I am not receiving this prize as Oscar Arias, any more than I am receiving it as the president of my country. While I have not the arrogance to presume to represent anyone, neither do I fear the humility which identifies me with everyone, and with their great causes. I receive it as one of the 400 million Latin Americans who, in the return to liberty, in the exercise of democracy, are seeking the way to overcome so much misery and so much injustice. I come from that Latin America whose face is deeply marked with pain, the record of the exile, torture, imprisonment and death of many of its men and its women. I come from that Latin American region where totalitarian regimes still exist which put the whole of humanity to shame. America's scars The scars by which America is marked are deep. At this very time, America is seeking to return to freedom, and it is only as it approaches democracy that it can see the dreadful trail of torture, banishment and death left by dictators. The problems America has to overcome are enormous. An inheritance from an unjust past has been aggravated by the fatal deeds of tyrants to produce foreign debts, social insensitivity, economic upheavals, corruption and the many other evils of our societies. The evils are manifest, naked to the view of anyone who cares to see them.
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Extractions: Front Page Encyclopedias Dictionaries Almanacs ... Quotes Oscar Arias Sanchez Oscar Arias Sanchez (born 1941) was born in Heredia, in the central region of Costa Rica . Former President of the country (1986-1990) and Nobel Prize (peace, 1987) laureate. His office focused on providing housing for circa 80 thousand families, shifting exportations from so called traditional ones (bananas, coffee) to non-traditional ones (e.g. exotic flowers and fruits), giving more emphasis to tourism as an income source, and achieving political stability in the region of Central America. He called for a higher level of integration in the Central America region and promoted the creation of the Central American Parliament (Parlamento Centroamericano). Ironically, until this day, the only central american country that hasn't yet subscribed to the treaty is Costa Rica. His office has been negatively criticized because of these efforts. Arias also tried to improve the educational system in the country. The most notable action in this respect was the reintroduction of compulsory academic tests at the end of school and high school. These measures have been topics of much debate in the country ever since. This article courtesy of Wikipedia . This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License, which means that you can copy and modify it as long as the entire work (including additions) remains under this license. GFDL:

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