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EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

Alicia Bárcena
ECLAC Executive Secretary

Op-eds and articles
Date Title
July/2012 China's leap in Latin America and the Caribbean
June/2011 Stepping up the quality of Chinese-Latin American relations
June/2011 Latin America and the Caribbean on the Road to Rio+20
March/2011 Spreading the Wealth
October/2010 Kirchner, a Multilateralist
August/2010 The Time for Latin America
June/2010 Structural Constraints on Development in Latin America and the Caribbean: A Post-Crisis Reflection
June/2010 Challenges and Opportunities for a State Role in the Post-Crisis
January/2010 FDI in the Region will Recover this Year after Sliding in 2009
September/2009 Climate Change: The Perils of a Unilateral Path
August/2009 The New Multilateral Institutional Framework for a World in Transition
July/2009 Bad News for Poor Households
March/2009 The Crisis is not an Excuse to Detain Women's Progress in Every Sphere
February/2009 An Opportunity to Change the Development Model
January/2009 Foreign Direct Investment Expected to Weaken this Year
December/2008 Poverty and Inequality in Latin America and the Caribbean
December/2008 Will Doha be the Milestone for Changing the Path of Development?
December/2008 Global Crisis Interrupts Five Years of Achievements in Latin America
November/2008 Era of Changes or Change of Era?

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