Mexican Alicia Bárcena Is Appointed Executive Secretary of ECLAC She will replace José Luis Machinea as of July 1. ECLAC Proposals Welcomed at Closure of its Thirty-Second Session Government delegates requested the Commission to make special efforts to address the challenges of the world energy and food crisis in the region. Capital Flows to Latin America: Recent Developments For productive transformations to improve international insertion: Public-private Alliances As Basis for Export Development in Latin America and the Caribbean ECLAC document analyzes experiences in 10 countries that, with similar resource endowments to those in the region, are bridging the gap with the wealthiest nations in the world. In document submitted to Thirty-second Session: ECLAC Recommends Changing Productive Structure to Take Advantage of Opportunities Provided by World Economy Latin American and Caribbean nations should add knowledge and value to their export products. Status of agrifood regulatory coordination under the North American Free Trade Agreement Access of Latin American and Caribbean Exports to the U.S. Market 2006-2007 Capital Flows to Latin America 2007 Highlights Capital Flows to Latin America: Quarterly Developments Hispanics in the United States Efectos económicos de las nuevas medidas de protección marítima y portuaria El Sector Empresarial en la Sostenibilidad Ambiental: Ejes de Interaccion Special Highlight: Free Trade Area of the Americas ECLAC and the Summit of the Americas Canada's Trade and Investment with Latin America and the Caribbean Bond markets for Latin American debt in the 1990s 1825 K Street, NW, Suite 1120 - Washington, D.C. 20006 - U.S.A. Telephone: (202) 955-5613 Fax: (202) 296-0826 Email: info.eclacwasheclac.org / Terms & Conditions / © United Nations, 2000