Egresan 135 estudiantes hispanos del Sistema Universitario Ana G. Méndez

Miramar, FL.- El próximo 27 de junio a las 10:30 de la mañana, el Sistema Universitario Ana G. Méndez (SUAGM), celebrará la Séptima Colación de Grados del Recinto del sur de Florida, en el Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino en Hollywood, donde graduará a 135 estudiantes de 17 países latinoamericanos a nivel sub-graduado y graduado y en un modelo bilingüe (inglés y español).

La institución le conferirá la Medalla Presidencial al señor Robert Rucie, actual superintendente de escuelas del condado de Broward. Esta distinción es uno de los máximos reconocimientos que otorga el SUAGM a líderes que han realizado aportaciones valiosas al desarrollo de la educación, mejoramiento de la comunidad hispana y compromiso serio con el desarrollo y bienestar de los estudiantes.

Acerca del Sistema Universitario Ana G. Méndez (SUAGM)

El Sistema Universitario Ana G. Méndez (SUAGM), tiene una trayectoria de más de 60 años de historia. Es la institución privada de educación superior de mayor crecimiento en Puerto Rico, con una matrícula superior a los 43 mil estudiantes en sus instituciones principales, y 17 centros universitarios alrededor de Puerto Rico y los Estados Unidos (Florida y Maryland).

Es además la única institución universitaria en Puerto Rico en operar un canal de televisión educativa (Sistema TV), afiliado a la Public Broadcasting System. Las instituciones del SUAGM están acreditadas por la Middle States Commission on Higher Education y han ganado un reconocimiento inmenso y una posición privilegiada entre las instituciones de educación superior por ofrecer el primer y único programa acelerado para adultos en la Nación Norteamericana conocido como el Programa AHORA; el cual es registrado bajo el título “Accelerated Discipline-Based Dual Language Immersion Model”® y responde a las necesidades reales de la comunidad hispana.

Vigile a sus hijos y prevea una tragedia...

Florida Export Opportunitioes: Panamá

Trade Mission and Conference: Honduras, August 2014

“CANARY ISLANDS, EUROPEAN HUB IN AFRICA”, June 23, 2014

The Consulate General of Spain in Miami, the Commercial Office of Spain, the US Department of Commerce, Enterprise Florida, the Beacon Council, Economic Development and International Trade Unit of Miami-Dade County (EDIT), the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce, and the Spain-US Chamber of Commerce, 

are pleased to welcome

The Hon. Paulino Rivero Baute, 
President of the Canary Islands

And to cordially invite you to the Presentation:

“CANARY ISLANDS, EUROPEAN HUB IN AFRICA”,
as a gateway for U.S. exports to the African continent.

The Canary Islands, an autonomous region of Spain, enjoys a strategic location making them the perfect transhipment point to bring together businesses from the American, European, and African continents. The Canaries have been taking advantage of this ideal location for several centuries with European and African colleagues. Through globalization, new opportunities have turned the Canary Islands into an international business hub, thus contributes to both Canary development and to that of West Africa; offering business with great potential under the coverage of remarkable Economical, Political, Legal and Fiscal Incentives (Special 4% Tax for ZEC companies and total fiscal transparency) .

Monday, June 23 at 8:00 am, at the EPIC Hotel
270 Biscayne Boulevard Way, 14th floor. Miami 33131 FL.
– free valet parking -

The Canary Islands Government officials will be available for one-on-one meetings

Note: Free Registration. Due to security requirements, participants must register by Friday, June 20th.

TO REGISTER PLEASE VISIT: www.canaryislandshub.com

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:

Manuel Martínez-Fresno
Delegado del Gobierno de Canarias en Miami /
Executive Director. Office of the Canary Islands Government in Miami
Consulado General de España
2655 Le Jeune Road, suite 203
Coral Gables - 33134 Florida (US)
Of. (+1) 305 446 2608

Cell (+1) 786 389 9921

Información Estadística Uruguaya (cortesía de la Cámara Nacional de Comercio y Servicios del Uruguay)

Chile: The First 100 Days of the Bachelet Administration (Center for Hemispheric Policy, UM)

Chile: The First 100 Days of the Bachelet Administration ■ Prospects for the New Administration’s Reform Agenda ■ ■ The Chilean Business Sectors’ Concerns about Economic Reforms ■ ■ Outlook for Economic and Trade Policy ■ Panelists Eugenio J. Alemán Director Senior Economist Wells Fargo Securities, LLC Charlotte, North Carolina Patricio Navia Master Teacher of Global Cultures, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, and  Adjunct Assistant Professor, Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies New York University, New York, New York; Professor of Political Science, School of Social Sciences, Diego Portales University Santiago, Chile Wednesday, June 25, 2014 Location: The Westin Colonnade Coral Gables Time: 8:00 –  8:15 a.m. - Registration and Continental Breakfast Merrick Ballroom 180 Aragon Avenue 8:15 – 10:00 a.m. - Presentations and Discussion  Supporting Organizations: CAMACOL, Chile-US Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise Florida, Inc., Florida International Bankers Association (FIBA), Georgetown University Club of Miami, Greater Fort Lauderdale Alliance, Haitian-American Chamber of Commerce of Florida, Interamerican Institute for Democracy, Miami Council for International Visitors, OWIT (Organization of Women in International Trade) - South Florida, Oxford University Society of Florida, Peruvian American Chamber of Commerce, Polish-American Chamber of Commerce, University of Miami Center for International Business and Education Research (CIBER), United States-Mexico Chamber of Commerce, Uruguayan American Chamber of Commerce (Florida) Inc. and World Trade Center Miami Media Partners:  AméricaEconomía, Hispanic Target Magazine, Latin Business Chronicle, LATIN TRADE, Latinvex and WorldCity                                                       Program Fee:  $30; Academics and students – free admission with valid ID Two ways to register: 1)     To register and pay by check, cash or as a guest (academics and students with valid I.D.): Email registration form to chp-rsvp@miami.edu or fax registration form to (305) 284-9871. Payment by check:  Make check payable to Center for Hemispheric Policy. Mail check with registration form to: Center for Hemispheric Policy; P.O. Box 248297; Coral Gables, FL 33124-6535. Cancellation Policy: By email, fax or telephone, by 12:00 p.m., Tuesday, June 24, 2014. 2)     To register and pay by credit card:  Submit your registration and credit card information by clicking on the “Register and Pay with Credit Card” link for this program listing on the CHP website. Cancellation and Credit Card Refund Policy: Registration fees are refundable by sending the “Cancellation Request Form” by email or fax by 12:00 p.m., Tuesday, June 24, 2014. No refunds will be issued after that time. Credit card refunds are processed within two weeks. For more information, please call Michael Graybeal, senior program coordinator, at (305) 284-9918, or visit our website at www.miami.edu/chp. Registration Form (267B)  Chile: The First 100 Days of the Bachelet Administration — Wednesday, June 25, 2014 Name                                                                                                      Title   Company Address  City                                                                                                         State                                       Zip Telephone                                                                                             Fax                                         Email Payment method:                                                                                 by mail                                   at door