Special Counsel for the Americas Christopher J. Dodd will visit Mexico, Ecuador and Costa Rica December 11-14. On Dec. 12, in Mexico City, Special Advisor Dodd meets with Mexican President Andrés Manuel Lopez Obrador and his Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard for a ceremony celebrating the 200th anniversary of US-Mexico relations.
On December 13, in Quito, Ecuador, Special Advisor Dodd will meet with President Guillermo Lasso to discuss issues of common interest, including promoting economic growth, cooperating on immigration issues in the region, and combating drug trafficking.
On December 14, Special Assistant to the President Dodd will travel to San Jose to meet with President Chávez to build stronger ties between Costa Rica and the United States. During the conference, they addressed issues of mutual interest, including Costa Rica’s participation in the North and South America Partnership for Economic Prosperity to build regional resilience in supply chains, and migrant cooperation under the Los Angeles Declaration. To do. And the situation in Nicaragua is deteriorating.
