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13 de November de 2012 | Press Release

CEPAL y UNICEF instan a los países de la región a superar la elevada pobreza infantil indígena
Pese a los avances registrados en algunos países, nueve de cada 10 niños indígenas sufren algún tipo de privación en la región.
1 August 2012 | Press Release

Latin American and Caribbean Countries Agree to Generate Information on Public Security and Justice
In Quito, ECLAC's member States agreed to move forward on the standardization of figures for achieving comparability.
9 July 2012 | Press Release

It Is Necessary to Reduce Territorial Inequalities for Promoting Sustainable Development
Government representatives from Latin America and the Caribbean concluded the meeting emphasizing the importance of mainstreaming population issues in public policies.
5 July 2012 | Press Release

Citizen Security and Labour Statistics, Main Topics at ECLAC Meeting in Ecuador
Authorities and experts will also address cooperation activities among national statistic systems in Latin American and Caribbean countries.
19 June 2012 | Press Release

Latin American and Caribbean Countries Agree to Forge Closer Collaboration in order to Improve Use of Statistics
They called for increased use of national data in human development reports, and highlighted progress in the code of good practice for statistics.
24 February 2012 | Press Release

Reliable and Timely Statistics Are Essential for Making Public Policies to Deal with Crisis
Authorities and experts meet in the Dominican Republic to analyse the challenges of statistics in Latin America and the Caribbean.
6 January 2012 | Press Release

ECLAC and UNICEF Call to Meet Goal of Universal Birth Registration by 2015
Almost 6.5 million children in Latin America and the Caribbean are not registered at civil registries in their countries.
4 January 2012 | Press Release

ECLAC Updates Economic, Social and Environmental Indicators in a New Edition of the Statistical Yearbook
Publication provides facts, for example, on the decline in fertility and increase in unemployment among women.