Jose Miguel Insulza, Secretary General for the Organization of American States leads a Corporate Democracy Seminar in Washington
Jose Miguel Insulza, Secretary General for the Organization of American States, participates in a seminar titled, "Corporate Democracy Seminar: The Role of the Private Sector and Other Actions in Supporting Democracy," hosted by the Organization of American States in Washington, April 18, 2011. UPI/Kevin Dietsch
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