Latest Breaking News On - President epsy campbell - Page 1 : vimarsana.com

Participants in Forum on Sustainable Development Urged for Averting Setbacks and Achieving Gender Equality in Latin America and the Caribbean | Press Release

Government authorities, international officials and representatives of civil society commemorated International Women’s Day at the regional gathering that is taking place in Costa Rica.

United statesBuenos airesDistrito federalCosta ricaShi alarcCarla barnettJean goughEpsy campbellRosa adrianaErika mouynesAmina mohammedUnited nationsForum of the countries latin americaForeign affairs of panamaMeeting of the forumCaribbean on sustainable development

50% de las mujeres no pueden tomar decisiones sobre su propio cuerpo, según Fondo de Población de las Naciones Unidas

50% de las mujeres no pueden tomar decisiones sobre su propio cuerpo, según Fondo de Población de las Naciones Unidas
nacion.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from nacion.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Costa ricaEpsy campbellPew research centerPopulation fund unReport stateNiger nigeriaExpense ricanPresident epsy campbellகோஸ்டா ரிக்காபியூ ஆராய்ச்சி மையம்அறிக்கை நிலைநைஜர் நைஜீரியா

Multilateralism is back! How Costa Rica s leaders celebrated U S inauguration -

Costa Rican leaders on Wednesday congratulated Joe Biden as he was sworn in as the 46th President of the United States. “Multilateralism is back!” said President Carlos Alvarado via a Twitter post. “Thanks President Joe Biden for rejoining the World Health Organization and the Paris Agreement. Let’s work together for a better future for all!” In a separate post, President Alvarado said President Biden can expect Costa Rica to cooperate with the United States in pursuit of “shared principles.” Vice President Epsy Campbell on Wednesday shared a letter she had sent to Vice President Kamala Harris. In the communication, Campbell referenced her Afro-descendant grandmother, who “did not live to see her dream made reality,” but who worked to ensure “her daughters and her granddaughters could enjoy the rights she always wanted but never had.”

United statesFrance generalCosta ricaCosta ricanRepublic of costa ricaJoseph bidenCarlos alvaradoKamala harrisJoe bidenCosta rica foreign ministryWorld health organizationPresident carlos alvaradoPresident joe bidenPresident alvaradoPresident bidenPresident epsy campbell