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"Some people may not want to lead others.                                                   Agenda Victor Pinzon
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Capitol Hill Speaker Series  Monthly Conferences

Capitol Hill Speaker Series At the US Congress

When:   Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Hour:     2:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Where:  Longworth House Office Building, Room 1116, US Congress

·        To address issues that impact Hispanics and other Minorities in the US, Latin America and rest of the world

·        To promote dialog among the various stakeholders, thereby broadening public understanding of the issues

·        An opportunity to meet and listen experts from the various points of view: for, against and in-between these important issues; lively, informative, educational, insightful, even provocative forums –as our CHSS are

Limited capacity; please make your reservations ASAP Email: vip@theamericas.org

“Let us address critical issues of our times, helping to make a difference and helping to make a better world for us all!”   Victor Pinzon, Chairman/Founder

                 
“Empowering Hispanics & Others Through Housing”

WHEN                 Wednesday, December 10, 2003
TIME                  3:30 PM to 6:30 PM 
LOCATION        2168 Gold Room Rayburn House Building, US Congress
 

About the Program: At our next Conference, AGF will present its new exceptional Housing Development Program to provide new affordable quality housing to Hispanics and others in the USA as well as in Latin America and beyond.
Learn about the unique and valuable benefits and advantages of our program including not only the new house owners but also donors and sponsors. We have developed two programs: one a Nonprofit program where invite any one to donate any amount to AGF to develop and build homes for Hispanics and others; and the second a For Profit where AGF supports ALTEX and our team of experts in a Limited Liability Company structure under which ALTEX invites investors to participate in our Housing Development program to help Hispanics and others in their housing needs with the potential of receiving a significant return of their investment within 24 months.

Admittance:  By previous E-mail RSVP to vicpinzon@theamericas.org or call
202-371-9696. No fee is required although donations are encouraged

The following are AGF's CHSS 2003 Conferences dates and hours:

Day & Month 2003                    Hour                
       
Wednesday, December 10             3:30 PM to 6:30 PM

AGF invited to ICANN at Montevideo         Calendar -Americas
"President Bush Administration's Latin America Policy -Our Perspective" CHSS Conference, May 29, 2002                 
Calendar -Desde Washington    AILD Trip to Bogota
Seeking Volunteers for AHEFE2001-LACAW             Puerto Rico Invites The Americas Foundation
Americas Business and Affairs Council Conference   The Washington Ballet, Venezuela's Ambassador
AGF meets with US Congressman Thomas Davis         Results of AGF's visit to Rio de Janeiro
Hemispheric Forum TV        AGF invited to Rio de Janeiro    Internship Program with Chile
AGF meets with DC Councilman Evans and IDB       Some Programs Events Attended                            
Rallies, Colombians march for peace                     AGF invited by Caribbean Ambassadors                               
AGF Invited to ICANN meeting in Santiago, Chile        Latin America Investment Conference in Washington

Americas Global Foundation
Invites you to its exceptional 2003 Capitol Hill Speaker Series (CHSS) Conferences

The following are AGF's CHSS 2003 Conferences dates and hours:

Day & Month 2003                    Hour
Tuesday, January 21                    3:30 PM to 6:30 PM
Thursday, February 18                  9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon                
Tuesday, March 18                       4:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Wednesday, April 23                     9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon    
Wednesday, May 21                     9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon    
Wednesday, June 18                     3:30 PM to 6:30 PM 
Wednesday, July 16                      3:30 PM to 6:30 PM 
Wednesday, August 20                 3:30 PM to 6:30 PM 
Wednesday, September 17            3:30 PM to 6:30 PM
Wednesday, October 15                3:30 PM to 6:30 PM
Wednesday, November 12              3:30 PM to 6:30 PM
Wednesday, December 10             3:30 PM to 6:30 PM

The Americas Global Foundation's Capitol Hill Speaker Series addresses U.S. policies impacting Hispanics in the United States and Latin America. At this spirited, honest, even controversial forum at Capitol Hill, we wish to discuss the realities and roles of a region and people, whose substantial contributions are critical to the continued economic growth, stability and security of the United States.

The topic of our next CHSS is:

“Hispanics’ Impact on Washington Metropolitan Area”

TIME                  4:30 to 6:30 PM
DATE                 Tuesday, March 18, 2003
LOCATION        2168 Gold Room Rayburn House Building, US Congress

Admittance: Only by previous email RSVP to vicpinzon@theamericas.org
A donation* $50 for Nonmembers, $25 for Members. Contact us for a special complimentary invitation] Your donation will enable AGF to continue offering to you and others this and all its other exceptional programs*.
 
Sponsorship Opportunities. AGF challenges Corporate America to show its Corporate Social Responsibility to Hispanics and Latin America from which they historically exact substantial profits. 

The following are some of the issues we will be addressing:

 “Impact of Hispanics in the Washington Metropolitan Area”

• Demographics, population growth and projections
• Contribution of Hispanics to the economic development of the Washington Metropolitan Area
• Has Hispanic presence in area been positive?  If so, how?

Ø       Excellent manpower, great work ethic

Ø       Tax revenues to Government

Ø       Increasing Purchasing Power

• Are the various Government levels giving back to Hispanics proportionately?

Ø       What are elected officials doing about the Hispanic community?

Ø       No proper representation of Hispanics

Ø       Excluded, being ignored

Ø       Discriminated

• Corporate America

Ø       Starting to recognize the purchasing power of Hispanic

Ø       Not being Corporate Social Responsible to Hispanic community

• Who is responsible?

Ø       Is the major fault of these destructive and wasteful conditions that of the Hispanics themselves –not working together?

Ø       Polarization and Divisions among Hispanics by country of origin

Ø       Conflicts of many different types

Ø       Glass ceilings and shutting doors by most elected, appointed and hired Hispanics in the Government and private sector at top levels

Questions to be answered as purpose of Conference:

Can we, Hispanics, be able to overcome these issues and ever get to work together?

• Can these conditions be solved?
• How can we overcome these issues?
• If not, why not?
• If yes, how?

Our view on the issue

Americas Global Foundation says YES.  We can be successful in working together.  Not everyone will join, but we can work with those who are willing by taking it STEP BY STEP. AGF invites anyone and everyone to join us to implement the way we can work together.

The following were some of the issues addressed at the Conference “Hispanics’ Perspective on the War on Iraq”

Is the War on Iraq a Major Priority for Americans vs. Poverty, Economy, Immigration
Is the War on Iraq a Major Priority for Americans vs. Poverty, Economy, Immigration..   Why the War against Iraq? And Why Now?
Which interests may be driving the War?
What is the cost of the war?
How does this war compare with previous ones?
Are there any unpredictable factors in this war?
Imperialism, Arrogance vs. Compassion, Faith and Trust
Do all Americans support the War?
What other Wars is President Bush fighting with success?
Does the War against Iraq benefit Hispanics?
Does the War against Iraq benefit Latin America?

*All net proceeds go towards Americas Global Foundation’s programs and projects that impact Hispanics in the U.S. and the people of Latin America and the Caribbean, such as: “Empowerment -Agents of Change”, Series of Leadership Development programs, HICALD, AILD, ACTeTWork, LACAW, Hemispheric Forum TV, AYMTVA, ABGAC, Business Congressional Business Trips, others.

LOCATION              All 2003 CHSS Conferences will take place at the at the highly visible and convenient Gold Room of the Rayburn House Building of the U.S. Congress

CHSS offers a great opportunity for networking. Listen from experts, exchange and meet senior government and private sector decision makers.

 AUDIENCE        US Congress Members and staffers, officials from the White House, Federal Agencies, Embassies, International Community, Corporations, Academia, Multinational Organizations, NGOs, others 

Admittance:         Only by previous RSVP via email to vicpinzon@theamericas.org.com  
A donation* of $50 Nonmembers and $25 Members [Contact us for a special complimentary invitation]
Your donation will enable AGF to continue offering to you and others this and all its other exceptional programs*

Sponsorship Opportunities             AGF challenges Corporate America to demonstrate its Corporate Social Responsibility to these markets from which they historically secure substantial profits.  Contact us vicpinzon@aol.com

*All net proceeds go towards Americas Global Foundation programs and projects that impact Hispanics in the U.S. and the people of Latin America and the Caribbean, such as: "Empowerment -Agents of Change", Series of Leadership Development programs, AILD, ACTeTWork, ADVOCACY, e-University; LACAW, Hemispheric Forum TV, AYMTVA, ABGAC, Business Congressional Business Trips, others.

AGF invites you to join its all-inclusive, open to all "critical mass" growing army of Hispanics and non-Hispanics in the U.S. and abroad in partnership with people in Latin America, united in common purpose, to help change the fundamental Latin American crisis and conflicts. AGF goal is to contribute to empowering educationally, economically and civic-politically its people. AGF believes that the most effective place to launch this wave of change is Washington, DC –the capital of world political, economic, military power.  Additionally, the Latin America crisis offers a synergy of rewarding and exiting opportunities for all involved, primarily for the people of Latin America.

PREVIOUS AGF CHSS Conferences:
"Hispanics & Latin America under GOP Control" Thursday, December 12, 2002.
ATPDEA Conference, Friday, December 6, 2002 in Washington, DC
"Elections Nov 5, 2002 Results -Impact on Hispanics & Latin America" Thursday, November 7, 2002.
Town Hall Meeting -Hispanics & Latin America The following were some of the issues covered at  AGF CHSS Conference Wednesday, October 9, 2002 U.S. House of Representatives, Rayburn Building:  Issues of the day and how they impact Hispanics, other minorities in the United States, as well as Latin America and beyond, such as: Iraq, War on Terrorism, Elections 2002, How the Administration is dealing with Hispanics and Latin America, etc.

Latin America in Crisis  -Opportunities The following were some of the issues covered at AGF CHSS Conference Wednesday, August 14, 2002 U.S. House of Representatives, Rayburn Building:

Why is Latin America in crisis?

1. In 1994 and 1998 President Clinton and in 2000 President Bush at the Summit of the Americas were proud that all of Latin America (except Cuba) had strong democracies; the whole Hemisphere except Cuba had vibrant economies with their goal to achieve the Free Trade Area of the Americas by 2005.
2. Today in mid-2002 the picture of Latin America is vastly different, with few exceptions, a region in crisis. Why?
3. Waste of valuable human & economic resources in Latin America abound. Why?
4. Latin American leaders do not seem to have in sight a master plan solution.
5. Washington is not free of responsibility in the crisis Latin America faces
6. Corporate America and Multilateral organizations are major involved players in the crisis Latin America faces
7. Why is Latin America a roller coaster?
8. What opportunities exist for those willing to invest resources in contributing to address and solve Latin America’s fundamental crisis?

Prior Conference July 17, 2002

At the last AGF's Conference at the U.S. Congress House of Representatives Conference on Wednesday, July 17, 2002 titled: "Hispanics' Vote and Their Impact on Elections 2002" the Speakers were: 
Andres Gonzalez, Executive Director of the Democratic National Committee Hispanic Outreach Project
Oscar Sanchez, Director, LACLAA/AFL-CIO
Victor Pinzon, President/Founder, Americas Global Foundation

The following issues were addressed at the Conference:

1. Hispanics voted for George W. Bush about 36% up from about 14% in the previous Presidential Republican vote. 
What have the Hispanics gotten or will get for their vote from the Bush Administration?
2. Hispanic Vote Size for 2002 Elections; its History, Projected Growth
3. Hispanic Vote by Regions of Country
4. Hispanics Polarization & Coming Together
5. What business or services opportunities are available for Hispanics Entrepreneurs in the Vote & Elections 2002 Process?
6. What do the Democratic & Republican Parties Offer to Hispanics? 
History, Now & Future 
7. Hispanic Representation Elected Officials vs. Hispanics 15% to 17% of the U.S. population
8. Budgets for Elections 2002 Per Party & Federal State & Local Governments
9. Quality & Sensibilities of Hispanics & Non-Hispanics Elected Officials Towards Hispanics
10. Major Needs, Challenges Facing Hispanics in the U.S.
11. What Are Hispanics in the Bush Administration Doing for Hispanics?
12. Hispanics in Past Administrations
13. Hispanics in Government Federal Departments & Agencies? 
Numbers & Quality of Representation for Hispanics
14. Hispanic Population vs. Registered to Vote in 2002 Projected 
Is There a Discrepancy? If So, What Can Be Done to Overcome Discrepancy?
15. Hispanics Substantial Contribution to Economic, Social Development & Security of the U.S.
16. Are Hispanics Getting Back Their Equal Share from Government Elected Officials? If Not, What Can Hispanics Do About It?