Identifier
Created
Classification
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04GUATEMALA178
2004-01-26 20:26:00
UNCLASSIFIED
Embassy Guatemala
Cable title:
SMALL GUATEMALAN DELEGATION TO 4TH CICTE IN
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UNCLAS GUATEMALA 000178
SIPDIS
DEPARTMENT FOR WHA/USOAS, WHA/PPC, WHA/BSC, S/CT
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PREL PTER GT OAS
SUBJECT: SMALL GUATEMALAN DELEGATION TO 4TH CICTE IN
MONTEVIDEO
REF: SECSTATE 11998
Silvia Corado, Director for Multilateral Affairs at the
Foreign Ministry, confirmed on January 26 that Guatemala's
delegation to the Fourth Regular Session of the OAS
Inter-American Committee Against Terrorism (CICTE),will be
led by Guatemalan Ambassador to Uruguay, Jose Luis Dominguez.
The other two members will be Marco Antonio Merida Zea,
Executive Director of the Ports Commission and Elvis Molina,
representative of the Superintendency of Banks. Guatemala
has not yet ratified the Inter-American Convention Against
Terrorism, but has submitted its annual report to the CICTE.
Citing scarce resources, Corado said Guatemala would not be
able to announce any financial, technical, or other
assistance to the CICTE at the Montevideo meeting.
HAMILTON
SIPDIS
DEPARTMENT FOR WHA/USOAS, WHA/PPC, WHA/BSC, S/CT
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PREL PTER GT OAS
SUBJECT: SMALL GUATEMALAN DELEGATION TO 4TH CICTE IN
MONTEVIDEO
REF: SECSTATE 11998
Silvia Corado, Director for Multilateral Affairs at the
Foreign Ministry, confirmed on January 26 that Guatemala's
delegation to the Fourth Regular Session of the OAS
Inter-American Committee Against Terrorism (CICTE),will be
led by Guatemalan Ambassador to Uruguay, Jose Luis Dominguez.
The other two members will be Marco Antonio Merida Zea,
Executive Director of the Ports Commission and Elvis Molina,
representative of the Superintendency of Banks. Guatemala
has not yet ratified the Inter-American Convention Against
Terrorism, but has submitted its annual report to the CICTE.
Citing scarce resources, Corado said Guatemala would not be
able to announce any financial, technical, or other
assistance to the CICTE at the Montevideo meeting.
HAMILTON