Tahoma's Minister of Latin American Affairs has returned from Brazil for a brief holiday stopover. He will enjoy spending time with family and friends, and perhaps get in some alpine activities he's been known to enjoy. The Mayor expects he will put on the slats and hit Alpine Meadows for some overdue powder skiing. The mayor has extended an invitation to the Minister to attend a lakefront meeting at the newly reopened West Shore Cafe on Dec. 26th,'10. It should be fun.
We expect to hear stories of the recent election of a replacement for President DeSilva in Brazil. The closely contested event resulted in the election of another female head of state in Latin America. Lula's replacement was hand picked and should provide a smooth transition for the new president.
The minister confirmed that he will be spending most of the spring in Washington,DC, that den of vipers and jackals. Fortunately, he will spend most of his time at the OAS, the Org. of American States, the Western Hemispheres' oldest international organization. He will provide insights from his yearlong stay in Sao Paolo and vicinity. He will also participate in many seminars, learning from other experts on Latin American affairs. This experience will serve him well as Minister of Foreign Affairs: South America.
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