36th Hemispheric Congress of Latin Chambers of Commerce :SAVE THESE DATES...(Raúl López-Pérez)

April 16-17, 2015
Mission to Warsaw, Poland

June 1st to 4th, 2015
Biltmore Hotel, Coral Gables, FL
36th HEMISPHERIC CONGRESS

September 25th, 2015
CAMACOL 50th Anniversary Gala

September 27th to 29th, 2015
Permanent Secretariat 37th Hemispheric Congress
Panama


Upcoming venues: Polonia: 2016; Bolivia 2017; China 2018

·  THE HEMISPHERIC CONGRESS CAMACOL has been a pioneer in the international business sector. For over 35 years CAMACOL has been active in this area through its Hemispheric Congress of Latin Chambers of Commerce and Industry, a program which is unique in that it has an established infrastructure comprised of the presidents of the national chambers of commerce throughout the Latin America and Caribbean region, as well as Spain. This infrastructure facilities business linkages for Florida companies in the export sector, and supports new to export business as well. No other organization in the State of Florida has this established infrastructure. The Congress has a hands-on approach to trade development and advocacy and works in tandem with the Florida Trade program sponsored by the State of Florida by assisting small and minority companies to establish business linkages between Miami, Florida and the global marketplace. The Congress has a year long program of activities which culminates in the 4-day event, where businesses can meet over 22 countries in 4 days. As such, the Hemispheric Congress has enabled the development of linkages which have translated into the creation of jobs and revenue for our community and State. The dates for the 35th Hemispheric Congress are from June 2-5, 2014 at the Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables, Florida. CAMARA DE COMERCIO LATINA DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS (CAMACOL). Chamber History The Latin Chamber of Commerce of the United States, CAMACOL is the largest Hispanic business organization in the State of Florida and one of the most influential minority business groups in the United States. For nearly five decades, CAMACOL's mission is to foster the entrepreneurial spirit of Florida's Hispanic and minority communities, and as such, it conducts programs to strengthen local business activity, promote economic development, facilitate international commerce, and serve the civic needs of the community and state. Through its Hemispheric Congress, its flagship program, CAMACOL has provided businesses with the opportunity of establishing commercial linkages in the domestic and international marketplace for more than three decades. As such, through its Hemispheric Congress, whose mission is to link businesses throughout the globe, promote Miami Dade County and the State of Florida as the Gateway State, CAMACOL has provided the business community with the opportunity of establishing commercial linkages in the international marketplace. CAMACOL works with our community leaders and partners on local, statewide and national and international level to ensure that our economy recovers and grows. Our programs focus on fostering job creation, retention and development. In essence CAMACOL's mission as an economic developer is to develop and strengthen the small and minority business sectors and to facilitate activities that foster economic growth and jobs. ·  LOGROS CAMACOL As mentioned, currently CAMACOL manages many programs; however, the following are three major economic and business development programs: The Hemispheric Congress of Latin Chambers of Commerce and Industy The track record of the Hemispheric Congress comprises a 36 year history as an international business forum and network of the national chambers of commerce throughout the Latin American and Caribbean region and their counterparts in the United States. As such, the Hemispheric Congress spearheaded the free trade movement and was a catalyst of sweeping changes on economic integration, which have revolutionized international trade landscape of today. The founders of the Hemispheric Congress had the foresight to envision an established international business forum and information network with two straight forward objectives: The promotion of private enterprise and the strengthening of the democratization process. Consolidated concepts with one united voice that has ardently advocated for the enactment of bilateral and multilateral free trade legislation, economic integration and democratization through support of the free trade process. Innovative leadership and commitment to the principles of free market and democratization have been iconic guidelines of the Hemispheric Congress. Since its inception the Congress has facilitated policies and reforms which advocate for the private sector within the parameters of economic and social responsibility; sustainable development through responsible commercial activity. ·        The governing body of the Hemispheric Congress is the Permanent Secretariat of the Hemispheric Congress. The members of the board are delegate members and presidents of national chambers of commerce and industry from the region and the Hispanic Chambers of Commerce in the United States. Headquartered at the Latin Chamber of Commerce, CAMACOL in Miami, Florida Draft of Program of Activities for the 36th Hemispheric Congress: ·  Monday June 1st, 2015/ lunes 1 de Junio, 2015 June 1st to 4th, 2015 /1 al 4 de junio, 2015.< br> Biltmore Hotel  Coral Gables, Florida. Monday June 1st, 2015/ lunes 1 de Junio, 2015 10:00 am to 4:00 pm  Registration / Inscripciones 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm  International Directors Meeting (private Meeting) Reunión de Directores Internacionales (Reunión privada) 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm  Welcome Reception/Recepción de Bienvenida ExpoCAMACOL 2015 Ribbon Cutting Ceremony //b> Corte de Cinta Expo CAMACOL 2015 Biltmore Center Courtyard & CC Ballroom  Business Attire ·  Tuesday June 2nd, 2015/ martes 2 de junio, 2015 7:30 am to 8:30 am Breakfast / Desayuno. CAMACOL Expo 2014 /Exposición Comercial Country Club Ballroom  10:00 am-5:00 pm Business Matchmaking / Reuniones de Negocios  10:00 am-5:00 pm. Plenary Sessions, Discussions and Workshops / Sesión Plenaria, Participación Interactiva y Talleres de Trabajo Merrick Amphitheater/Conference Center of the Americas 8:30 am to 1:00 pm Plenary Session /Sesión Plenaria 8:30 am to 9:00 am: OPENING ACT OF THE 36TH HEMISPHERIC CONGRESS OF THE LATIN CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE / INAUGURACIÓN DEL 36to CONGRESO HEMISFÉRICO DE CÁMARAS DE COMERCIO E INDUSTRIA LATINAS / Welcoming remarks of the Presidents of CAMACOL and the HEMISPHERIC CONGRESS / Palabras de los Presidentes de CAMACOL y del 36to CONGRESO HEMISFÉRICO . Moderator / Moderador: Mr. Carlos Acosta. 9:00 am to 10:15 am: TOURISM: Tourism and its Specialties / Turismo: El Turismo y Sus Especialidades Panelists / Panelistas: Carlos Tait, CDME, Director of Sales, Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau / Director de Ventas del Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau Juan Miguel Moreno, Director, Viluber Global Consulting / Director, Viluber Global Consulting Eng. Jorge Enrique Solana, President, Confederación de Cámaras Nacionales de Comercio, Servicios y Turismo de México (CONCANACO-SERVYTUR)  Delegado de Polonia: 10:15 am to 10:30 am: Coffee Break / Intermedio de Café 10:30 am to 11:30 am: COMMUNICATION: Communication as a Business Marketing Trade Tool / Comunicación: Comunicación Como Palanca Empresarial y del Mercadeo. Panelists / Panelistas: Jose Matto, Innovation Tech Group - Host Net / Jordi Pons, Business Developer, AuraPortal Manuel Rodríguez, President, Toronto Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (THCC) 11:30 am to 1:00 pm: BUSINESS: Business as a Globalized Expression and Attempts to Eliminate Hurdles and Facilitate Business / Comercio: El Comercio como Expresión de la Globalización y los Esfuerzos para Eliminar Trabas y Facilitar el Comercio. Panelists / Panelistas: Eduardo Torres, Director, U.S. Export Assistance Center (This panelist may be changed by his Sr. Officer from Washington, D.C.) Ricardo Mewes Schnaidt, President, Camara Nacional de Comercio, Servicios y Turismo de Chile Hon. Jorge Eduardo Briz Abularach, Presidente, Camara de Comercio de Guatemala Prof. Eduardo Gamarra, FIU, Department of Politics & International Relations Jose Antonio Villamil, President the Washington Economics Group Inc. - Pacific Alliance & Florida Merrick Amphitheater/Conference Center of the America 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Luncheon Session / Sesión Almuerzo. Danielson Gallery Main Speaker: Mr. Juan Kuryla, Director Port Miami 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm Regional Cocktail / Coctel Regional   ·  Wednesday, June 3rd, 2015 / miércoles 3 de junio 2015 7:30 am to 8:30 am  Breakfast / Desayuno. CAMACOL Expo 2013 / Exposición Comercial  Biltmore Conference Center  Country Club Ballroom  10:00 am-5:00 pm Business Matchmaking /  10:00 am-5:00 pm  Investments Matchmaking/ Reuniones de Inversiones 9:00 am to 1:00 pm Plenary Session / Sesión Plenaria Moderator / Moderador: Mr. Carlos Acosta 9:00 am to 10:15 am: SAFEGUARD: National Safeguard: The importance of democratic judicial elements (citizen security, judicial security, public security) as expressed by judicial order / Seguridad: Importancias de todos los elementos jurídicos de la democracia (seguridad ciudadana, seguridad jurídica, seguridad publica), como expresión del ordenamiento jurídico.Panelists / Panelistas:   Ambrosio Bertolotti, Ex President AICO, Vice President of the World Federation of Chambers of Commerce. Eduardo Fonseca, Executive Director, Camara de Comercio de Nicaragua Julio Cesar Vidal, Executive Director, Camara de Comercio, Industrias y Agricultura de Panamábr Rafael Ubeda, Vice President, Camara de Comercio de Almería, Spain - Modelo Almería 10:15 am to 10:30 am: Coffee Break / Intermedio de Café 10:30 am to 11:45 am: TRADE AND INVESTMENT: Tools for development of trade and investments / Comercio e Inversión: Fomento del Comercio y de la Inversión. Herramientas Panelists / Panelistas: Damian Valenzuela Mayer, President, Latin America Invest Xiomara Crique, Sr. Country Director, Exim Bank 11:45 am to 1:00 pm: ENVIRONMENT: Past, present and future / Medio Ambiente, Pasado, presente y future Panelists / Panelistas: Magda de la Torre, Director, Matiz Communications, Inc. Cesar Castañeda, Advisor, OLACT, Organización Latino Americana y del Caribe de Turismo  Natalio Mario Grinman, Prosecretario, Camara Argentina de Comercio  Raúl López Pérez, Advisor, Hemispheric Congress 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm Luncheon Session/ Sesión Almuerzo. Danielson Gallery Main Speaker: Ambassador of Poland to the United States 6:00 pm to 8:80 pm  Cocktail / Coctel ·  Thursday, June 4th, 2015 / jueves 4 de junio 2015 7:30 am to 8:30 am Breakfast / Desayuno 8:30 am to 12:00 pm Permanent Secretariat Directors Meeting /Reunión de los Directores de la Secretaría Permanente del Congreso Hemisférico Special Recognition to the Outgoing President of the Permanent Secretariat / Reconocimiento al Presidente saliente de la Secretaría Permanente.          Thursday Night Gala Dinner /Cena de Gala 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm COCKTAIL & CLOSING DINNER / /B COCTEL Y CENA DE CLAUSURA Master of Ceremony / Maestro de Ceremonia: Mr. Juan Mendieta, MDC Communications Director Welcoming Remarks / Palabras de Bienvenida: Keynote Speaker / Discurso de Orden:  Mr. Bill Johnson, CEO, Enterprise Florida Special Recognition to the important personalities from the Permanent Secretariat of the 36th Hemispheric Congress / Entrega de Reconocimientos a las Personalidades Destacadas por parte de Secretaria Permanente del 36 Congreso Hemisférico "Sanchez to Sanchez to Smith" award / Galardon Sanchez a Sanchez a Smith : Mr. Peter Casais, Vice President, Iberia Foods Corp Entrepreneurial Excellence / Excelencia Empresarial: Mr. Manuel "Manny" D. Medina, Founding & Managing Partner, Medina Capital Excellence in Public Service / Excelencia al Servicio en el Sector Publico: Mr. Bill Johnson, CEO, Enterprise Florida, Inc. Excellence in Social Media / Excelencia en Medios de Comunicación Social: Mr. Guillermo Antonio Adames Pasco, Republic of Panama Presidential Press Secretary. Excellence in Production & Development / Excelencia en Produccion y Desarrollo: Closing Remarks:  Mario O. Gutiérrez, President of CAMACOL / Mario O. Gutiérrez, Presidente de CAMACOL

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"El Hombre de Praga" Libro a presentar en "Casa Bacardí" / Universidad de Miami, 2/25,2015 6:30 pm

            
                       

El Instituto de Estudios Cubanos y Cubano-Americanos (ICCAS)

se complace en invitarlos a la presentación del libro

“EL HOMBRE DE PRAGA”

de

Hildemaro Montejo Hidalgo

Quien no lo ha vivido no puede  comprender como un gobierno totalitario doblega a sus ciudadanos y tampoco la impotencia  que se siente cuando un gobierno democrático deja a sus ciudadanos atrapados en un país totalitario. “El Hombre de Praga” es la mejor aproximación a ambas realidades. La experiencia en los primeros años de la revolución cubana y durante sus estudios en Checoslovaquia nos permite vivir la coacción de las autoridades cubanas en Praga y su expulsión a Cuba en medio de su romance epistolar con una joven venezolana a la que no conocía personalmente. La felicidad a la llegada de Marina y nacer  Ilse Mercedes es matizada por angustia de querer escapar de la tiranía lo cual logra al ir en Misión a Praga, escapando a Venezuela vía Suiza.  La segunda realidad se vive con la narrativa de su lucha para  sacar de Cuba a Marina, a su hija y a sus padres y hermana, enfrentándose a la venganza del gobierno cubano y el desinterés de la Administración del Presidente Caldera y  los primeros años de Presidente Pérez.

AUTOR: Hildemaro Montejo Hidalgo, desde que llega a Venezuela el Sr. Montejo abandona su profesión en la cinematografía y pasa a la promoción y venta de productos para las industrias de alimentos, bebidas, cuidado personal y del hogar. A partir de 1985 como Agente de Fritzsche Dodge & Olcott (FDO), le aumenta las ventas en más de 300%, vendiendo a las más importantes compañías nacionales y multinacionales: Concentrados Nacionales (Hit de Venezuela) y Golden Cup, Nestlé de Venezuela, Alimentos Heinz, Aliven S.A.  Industrias Savoy, Royal Venezolana, Lifesavers, Tabacalera Nacional, Johnson & Johnson.  En BASF Venezolana S.A. es el Agente para el Caribe. Desde 1995 con Bell Flavors and Fragrances, Inc. (BFF)  ha sido representante de ventas en Venezuela y luego, hasta hoy, Director de Ventas de para América Latina y el Caribe llevando las ventas de prácticamente cero a la mayor participación  en el suministro de las principales compañías locales y multinacionales. 

 Programa

El entorno de la trama: Cuba y Venezuela y sus posibles cambios políticos

Rafael Poleo y Carlos Alberto Montaner

Presentación del libro

Alcibíades Hidalgo

Palabras del Autor

           

FECHA:                     Miércoles 25 de febrero de 2015

6:30 p.m. Recepción     7:00 p.m. Presentación      

8:00-8:45 p.m.  Firma de libros

LUGAR:                     Casa Bacardí/Instituto de Estudios Cubanos y Cubano-Americanos (ICCAS)

Universidad de Miami,  1531 Brescia Ave., Coral Gables, FL

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More bandwidth! The FCC defines broadband right at last (InfoWeek)

More bandwidth! The FCC defines broadband right at last

With the new classification of broadband as 25Mbps down, 3Mbps up, the heart of FCC chairman Tom Wheeler also seems six times bigger

Frankly, the 3Mbps upstream minimum is still too low, but the 25Mbps downstream is adequate. This means that suddenly, many Americans no longer have broadband Internet access — and realistically, they haven’t in any way but name for many years now.

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It was somewhat amusing to witness the entrenched ISPs talk out of both sides of their mouths on this issue. On the one hand, they swore up and down that 4Mbps was more than enough to stream HD content, while at the same time advertised 25Mbps and faster plans as “HD streaming capable,” which as we all know is the real truth.

For years we have heard the big ISPs say that consumers don’t want faster Internet access. Whatever the upper number happened to be, whether 5Mbps, 10Mbps, or 25Mbps, it was always more than anyone wanted or needed. It should come as no surprise that the big ISPs will say and do anything to remain on their cartel-like perch, offering the bare minimum of service for top-shelf prices and complaining about how any form of regulation would be ruinous to their ample bottom lines. Remember, these are the same companies that are continuing to charge higher and higher fees for decade-old cable boxes and modems with impunity.All the while, an impertinent little burr of reality called Google Fiber has been messing with their Oliver Twist dialog. The only places you see services growing and prices stabilizing or dropping is where Google has either begun a rollout or threatened to do so. A few years ago, I opined that the mere existence of Google Fiber might be enough to cause ripples through the complacent ISP industry — enough to slow or even reverse the unconscionable trend toward metering, data caps, and tiered services, as well as light a fire under the ISPs' stagnant coverage and services. It seems that might actually be coming to pass.

Not that Google’s endeavor to upend a fat, dumb, and happy industry and implement real change is necessarily rooted in altruism. Google needs customers -- customers with fast and reliable Internet access. Google saw that if Internet access in the United States was to be portioned out like bread and water in a medieval prison, its own bottom line would suffer. Naturally, the company decided to do something about it. This, incidentally, is the same reason Google is backing Elon Musk’s plan to outfit the globe with 4,000 satellites to distribute the Internet to everyone.

But beyond that, this FCC ruling means that roughly 20 percent of U.S. households are not able to access broadband Internet. Further, an additional 55 percent of U.S. households have only a single option for broadband Internet.

This heavily reinforces the argument in favor of reclassification of ISPs as Title II common carriers, and it provides further evidence that the Comcast/Time Warner Cable merger would be disastrous. In one fell swoop, the FCC has caught up with 2010 bandwidth needs (which, while still not current, is better than languishing back in 2005), and it has set the stage for what is easily one of the most important decisions the FCC has ever made: reclassification of ISPs as Title II common carriers.

FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler is 68 years old, an age when one might reflect on one's life and legacy. It came as a welcome surprise that he railed against the GOP's abhorrent "Net neutrality" bill last Thursday, warning (righteously) that it jeopardized "the most powerful network in the history of mankind." That doesn't sound like the Tom Wheeler that had to clarify that he's "not a dingo."

All of this is quite promising, but the big enchilada, the Title II vote, will determine whether Wheeler might become that hero after all.

Oh, and make sure you don't miss the comment from disappointed FCC commissioner Ajit Pai after this vote: “Some people believe that we are on a path to interplanetary teleportation. Should we include the estimated bandwidth for that as well?” This, folks, is one of the five people currently deciding on the future of the Internet in the United States. To call that a disturbing notion is an understatement.

Lawmakers call for investigation of Verizon supercookies (InfoWorld)

Senators may push for legislation to address the hard-to-defeat tracking cookies on Verizon mobile subscribers' phones

Government agencies should investigate whether Verizon Wireless' use of so-called supercookies to track the online activities of its subscribers amount to privacy violations, three U.S. senators said Friday.

Verizon's use of the respawning, hard-to-defeat cookies on its mobile subscribers' phones raises serious privacy problems, said the senators, all Democrats. Senators are considering new legislation to rein in the use of hard-to-delete cookies, said Senator Bill Nelson of Florida.

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News reports last year also identified AT&T as using supercookies, but the company later dropped the activity.

"This whole supercookie business raises the specter of corporations being able to peek into the habits of Americans without their knowledge or consent," Nelson said in a statement. "That's why I think we need to get to the bottom of this and perhaps new legislation."

Nelson, along with Senators Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut and Edward Markey of Massachusetts, asked the U.S. Federal Trade Commission and the Federal Communications Commission to investigate Verizon's use of supercookies.

Supercookies, in particular, may violate the FCC's rules and policies related to consumer privacy and transparency, the senators wrote in a letter to the agency.

Verizon said it will respond to the senators' most recent letters. Just last week, the three senators, along with Senator Brian Schatz, a Hawaii Democrat, wrote Verizon a letter asking the company for an explanation of its supercookie program.

"Verizon takes our customers' privacy seriously," the company said in response to the new letters. 

Last month, Verizon said it would allow customers to opt out of supercookies. Nelson said he would rather see consumers have to opt in to tracking.

In recent weeks, computer scientist Jonathan Mayer found that online advertising company Turn used Verizon's supercookies to track the Internet activity of the company's subscribers, even after some had tried to delete the cookies.

Verizon has also published a Web page explaining the supercookie program. The program, using a Unique Identifier Header [UIDH], "was designed with privacy protections in place -- it changes automatically and frequently and it does not contain any customer information," the company said.

The UIDH is not present on encrypted traffic or when a device is connected through Wi-Fi or Virtual Private Networks, Verizon said.

Great Appreciation Networking Reception at CAMACOL

Mario O. Gutiérrez

Con mucha alegría y cordialidad celebramos el Día del Bodeguero, oportunidad en que homenajeamos a las instituciones públicas y privadas que colaboraron para obsequiar Jabas de Navidad a 3,000 familias humildes de nuestra comunidad.

La CAMACOL comenzó con Uds. y por ello hoy les rendimos homenaje. Durante la década de los '60 Uds. como humildes bodegueros cumplían la importante labor de brindar buenos productos en cantidades y calidades competitivas al público consumidor.. Hoy son los dueños o ejecutivos de supermercados independientes y de cadenas de supermercados, farmacias y comercios al detal en general. Uds. fundaron esta Cámara que hoy tiene alcance mundial.

Todos los días del mundo el ama de casa, por tipificar a los consumidores en genera, participamos de elecciones libres, al poder seleccionar el producto o servicio que más nos conviene de acuerdo a su calidad precio y condiciones. Este derecho se manifiesta en el comercio en general, pero mejor lo apreciamos en las bodegas, en los supermercados, en las tiendas por departamento, en el comercio al detal. La competencia es nuestro mejor aliado y la educación del consumidor nuestro asesor permanente en esta grata y útil tarea  de efectuar nuestras compras diarias.

Reciban ustedes el más alto testimonio de nuestro sincero reconocimiento y gratitud. 

Y ahora a celebrar el Cincuentenario de CAMACOL.

Nuestra Gratitud a Nuestros Patrocinadores:

Akenton
Ancel
Arroz Mahatma
Associated Grocers
Azteca TV
Badia Spices
Café La Llave
Café La Rica
CAWY Bottling Co.
City of Miami
City of Miami NET
City of Miami Police Dept.
Chiffles
Dade Lift Sales & Rental
Dandee Bread
Diana Foods
Dr. Robert Gutierrez
Especias Bijol
Florida Blue
Florida Crystal
Florida Lottery
Florida Stevedoring Inc.
Flowers Baking Co. Florida Power & Light (FPL)
Friendly John
Frito Lay
Galletas Gilda
Goya Foods of Fla.
H & R Block
Iberia Foods
IGA
Ironbeer
Korean Trade Center (KOTRA)
La Benefica Medical Center
Leon Medical Centers
Liberty National
Maltas y Néctares Sunchy
McArthur Dairy
Miami Dade County
Miami Parking Authority
Mojo Kirby
National Food Corporation
Navarro Discount Pharmacies
Northwestern Meat Inc.
PepsiCo
Pepperidge Farm
Petit Nectars
Port Everglades Terminal LLC
Presidente Supermarkets
Productos Conchita
Productos La Fe
Publix Supermarkets
Riviana Foods
Sedano's Supermarkets
Shurfine
Southeast Wholesale Foods
State of Florida
Tampico Juice

Vino Seco Goya 

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