USA Policy for Central America, Plans for Aid to the Region and the Response to the Humanitarian Crisis at the Border
Interview with Francisco Palmieri, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Central America and Caribbean
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Francisco Palmieri, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Central America and Caribbean region
Few weeks ago, I went to an event at the Center of Latin-American Studies at Stanford University to listen to DAS. Francisco Palmieri give a short talk about US policy for the Central American region, and to have an open forum about it. Later, I had a chat with him.
During that day, he talked about the humanitarian crisis at the border, its causes, and how the government is dealing with it and new plans to aid the Central American countries that are affected in this situation in order to avoid future crisis.
We also talked about the policies referent to other Caribbean countries, the relationship with Cuba and the relationship with Venezuela.
Listen to this show to learn a little more about the official policy and position of the USA Department of State.
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