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A Special International Report Prepared by
The Washington Times Advertising Department - Published on April 21, 1999
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Who's Who in the Ecuadorian Government
Dr. Jamil Mahuad Witt, Constitutional President of the Republic - We are modernizing and decentralizing and preparing for the 21st century. Dr. Gustavo Noboa, Vice President of the Republic - The peace has given Ecuador huge possibilities. It is the first time in 100 years that we have secure borders. Ambassador Jose Ayala Lasso, Minister of Foreign Relations - This small country can recuperate its role as a leader. It is time to act now and gain international recognition. Ambassador Francisco Carrion, Secretary General of Foreign Relations - Ecuador has entered a new historic stage. We now have many resources that can go to other tasks. Rocio Vasquez, Minister of Tourism - Tourism is a vehicle for development, a method to increase hard currency and important for the sustainable development of the country. Yolanda Kakabadse, Minister of Environment - It is a beautiful challenge to create the capacity to deal with the protection of the environment and sustainable development. Hector Plaza, Minister of Exterior Commerce, Industrialization and Fishing - The country has lots of potential. Our miraculous illumination helps create a wide variety of beautiful plants. Emilio Gallardo, Minister of Agriculture and Farming - We are rethinking our agricultural policy. The private sector will be part of the decision making process. Teodoro Pena Carrasco, Minister of Urban Development and Housing - We want to create habitats, not just homes. Dr. Angel Polivio Chavez, Minister of Labor - Our new vision is to act as a community working together. Ana Lucia Armijos, Minister of Finance - I would like to be open the road for other women and be an example for women throughout Ecuador. Dr. Vladimiro Alvarez Grau, Minister of Government and Police - Education is fundamental to the development and success of the sustainable development of the country. Guillermo Celi, Minister of Social Welfare - We need to start a campaign to show that Ecuadorans are capable and are valued for their work and their culture. Raul Samaniego, Minister of Public Works and Communications - We need to make concessions profitable for investors. Santiago Cordovez, Subsecretary of Mines - We have high expectations now that the peace is signed. Santiago Carrasco, National Secretary of Science and Technology - Education helps the country develop.
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