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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.
11 May 2012 | Press Release

Countries of Latin America and the Caribbean Commit to Promoting the Human Rights and Freedoms of Older Persons
The San José Charter was adopted by the representatives of the ECLAC member States.
11 May 2012 | Press Release

The Regional Agenda on Equality Requires the Inclusion of Older Persons in Social Protection Systems
The number of older persons in Latin America will exceed that of children in 2036.
9 May 2012 | Press Release

The Countries of Latin America and the Caribbean Will Analyze Challenges Related to the Human Rights and Social Protection of Older Persons
The meeting is taking place in Costa Rica and is organized by the Government of the country and ECLAC.
25 April 2012 | Press Release

New ECLAC Document Examines Social Gaps in the Context of Indigenous Rights of Mapuche Communities in Ercilla
A study presents a socio-demographic overview of the Mapuche population.
22 March 2012 | Press Release

ECLAC Launches an E-Health Handbook for Health Sector Managers
The document was created in collaboration with the Spanish Health Informatics Society (SEIS) under the @LIS2 Programme, financed by the European Commission.
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.
17 November 2011 | Press Release

Authorities and Experts Analyse Challenges of Statistics in Latin America and the Caribbean
The Sixth meeting of the Statistical Conference of the Americas of ECLAC will focus on the development of environmental statistics and population censuses, among other issues.
16 February 2011 | Press Release

Ban Ki-moon Calls for a Further Strengthening of Democracy and Equality in Andean Countries
The Executive Secretary of ECLAC, Alicia Bárcena, was among officials who accompanied the Secretary-General on his visit to the two countries.
19 October 2010 | Press Release

"Real Development is Based on a Territorial Dimension"
An international seminar will examine experiences and policies to overcome territorial disparities.
20 April 2010 | Press Release

Executive Committee of the Statistical Conference of the Americas Opens Meeting
Nineteen countries analyze the development of statistics in Latin America and the Caribbean.
21 March 2006 | Press Release

Human Rights and Development to the Centre of Debate on Migration in Latin America and the Caribbean
Migration generates benefits from sending and receiving countries. The number of migrants in this region rose to 25 million in 2005.
19 de November de 2003 | Press Release

Autoridades de América Latina y el Caribe discutirán rápido envejecimiento poblacional
Entre el 19 y 21 de noviembre se realizará en la CEPAL la Conferencia Regional Intergubernamental sobre Envejecimiento.
17 de November de 2003 | Press Release

Países de América Latina y el Caribe abordarán la situación de los adultos mayores en la región
En la reunión se discutirá una estrategia regional que considere las particularidades y necesidades propias de las personas de edad del continente.
30 September 2003 | Press Release

ECLAC Warns of Growing Demand for Health Care Due to Ageing Population
Regional conference on the subject scheduled for November in Santiago.
8 de September de 2003 | Press Release

Población latinoamericana experimenta rápido proceso de envejecimiento
Los cambios demográficos se producen en países que aún no logran erradicar la pobreza.

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