Colombia: A key market for U.S. investments in Latin America

September 26, 2018

NEW YORK, Sept. 26, 2018 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — On the occasion of President Iván Duque’s visit to the United States for the United Nations General Assembly, ProColombia and the Americas Society/Council of the Americas (AS/COA) held a gathering in New York with more than 50 representatives of companies from the agri-food and manufacturing sector, technology, private capital funds, tour operators, and finance sectors interested in, and with the potential of, investing in Colombia. Founded in 1965, AS/COA is an organization that brings together more than 200 regional and global companies with operations and stakes in Latin America.

President Duque opened the meeting with remarks about the investment climate and business opportunities offered in Colombia. He also presented his outlook for the country with the intention of promoting confidence among American entrepreneurs in the Latin American country.

After the speech by the President of Colombia, in a discussion moderated by Susan Segal, President and CEO of AS/COA, several attendees shared their views on the potential, improvement opportunities, and projection for Colombia in the region.

“There is great deal of optimism with regard to President Iván Duque and the vision that he and his administration have for Colombia,” said Susan Segal. “This positive expectation, together with Colombia’s accession to the OECD, its relevance in the Pacific Alliance, and the numerous agreements signed with nations around the world make the country an enormous center of attraction for the investment community.”

“Colombia is going through times of change. We are committed to our future and we now showcase to the world more opportunities for investment, generating productive projects, growth, and exports to third markets. The United States is a strategic partner in this purpose, and its support and trust have been very important for our country,” said José Manuel Restrepo, Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism.

The United States is the primary and leading commercial partner for Colombia; it is the main destination for Colombian exports, concentrating 30% of international sales; the prevalent origin of inbound tourism, with more than 530,000 travellers per year; and the largest investor, amassing US $35,269 million in capital since 2000 to the first semester of 2018. One of the goals behind ProColombia’s active work is to strengthen these indicators with the United States and the world.

“We have been channeling our efforts in Colombia for more American companies to leverage the advantages that Colombia offers as an investment destination, given the potential of the domestic market with a population of nearly 50 million, tax incentives that boost investment, and its strategic geographic location for exports to third markets,” affirmed Flavia Santoro, president of ProColombia.

According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Colombia will be one of the countries with highest growth in Latin America in 2018, with a GDP 2.7% above Mexico, Argentina, and Brazil, and GDP per capita forecasts of US $18,227 by 2022.

The World Bank ranks Colombia as the third most business-friendly country in the region, and second in the ranking of the IMD with the most skilled workforce in South America.

SOURCE ProColombia

(Español) ¡A petición de nuestra audiencia! América TeVé comienza a transmitir los sabados su exitosa serie “Leyendas del Exilio” y las peliculas de “Cine Estelar”

September 25, 2018

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Alzheimer’s Association And The Ventanillas De Salud Collaborate To Increase Access To Alzheimer’s Information And Resources

September 25, 2018

CHICAGO, Sept. 25, 2018 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — The Alzheimer’s Association, the Secretariat of Health of Mexico and the Institute for Mexicans Abroad, through its Ventanillas de Salud Program (VDS) announced today a nationwide collaboration to better reach and engage Mexicans living in the United States with important information relating to Alzheimer’s detection, diagnosis, care, treatment, research and advocacy.

VDS is a binational collaborative program between government, non-profit agencies working together to increase access to health care, raise awareness around health related issues and promote healthy lifestyle choices among low-income migrants among Latino communities in the United States.

Developed by the Secretariat of Health and the Institute for Mexicans Abroad and implemented through 50 Mexican consulates in the United States, VDS provides health information, counseling and referrals to health services available in local communities. VDS also works to improve access to primary and preventive health services and to increase insurance coverage for Mexican families.

Through the collaboration announced today, the Alzheimer’s Association will work with VDS to provide education materials and information on local programs and resources available to help families affected by Alzheimer’s and other dementias.

“The Alzheimer’s Association collaboration with VDS will help us reach a vulnerable population with needed resources and information to help individuals living with the disease and their families better navigate the challenges of Alzheimer’s,” said Marshawn Brown, Director, Diversity & Strategic Alliances for the Alzheimer’s Association.

The collaboration addresses a critical need. Hispanic older adults are an especially vulnerable population. They carry a greater burden of chronic disease and are about one and one-half times more likely than older whites – to have Alzheimer’s or another dementia. In addition, Hispanics are at greater risk for vascular disease. Contributing risk factors for vascular disease, including diabetes, high blood pressure and high cholesterol may also be risk factors for Alzheimer’s and stroke-related dementia.

In 2010, it was estimated that approximately 31.8 million people of Mexican origin were living in the United States. The U.S. Hispanic older adult population is the fastest-growing segment of the baby boomer generation. Today, U.S. Hispanics make up about 8 percent of the older adult population, but by 2050, they will make up nearly 20 percent of this population.

Hispanics/Latinos may also receive an Alzheimer’s diagnosis at a later stage of the disease. Delays in diagnosis mean that Hispanics/Latinos are not getting treatments when they are most likely to be effective at improving quality of life. In addition, early detection and diagnosis can allow for earlier use of available treatments that may provide some relief of symptoms and help maintain independence longer. Delays in diagnosis also mean that Hispanics/Latinos with Alzheimer’s or other dementias may miss the opportunity to make important legal, financial and care plans while they are still capable, as well as making their preferences known to their families.

“Mexican Nationals are considered the highest priority of the Government of Mexico, therefore the Institute for Mexicans Abroad (IME) seeks to understand the specific needs of the population and promote strategies that meet those needs. This collaboration with the Alzheimer’s Association will strengthen the actions of access to health carried out by the Consular Network, to bring more and better services to the Mexican migrant population that has been affected by this disease, ” said Emb. Juan Carlos Mendoza, Director of the Institute of Mexicans Abroad. For its part, Hilda Dávila, General Director of International Relations of the Ministry of Health, said “We recognize the important work of the Alzheimer’s Association in disseminating useful information to our community in order to promote healthy behaviors and advance early detection of symptoms.”

The Alzheimer’s Association will work with VDS and the Mexican Consulate to identify and navigate barriers to accessing health care within the Hispanic/Latino community. Local Alzheimer’s Association offices will play a key role in the VDS collaboration. These offices will work directly with VDS programs across the country to promote local programs and services. Additional activities may include:

Dissemination of Alzheimer’s Association information and materials through VDS programs in all 50 Mexican consulates within the U.S.
Education and training for consulate staff and community partners to increase access to Alzheimer’s information and resources. For example, efforts to recruit and train promotores (community health workers) to help bridge cultural and linguistic barriers that have previously slowed access to Alzheimer’s information and resources.
Collaboration on initiatives, such as Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, and Hispanic Heritage Month.

“We are excited about our collaboration with VDS,” Brown said. “It will allow the Alzheimer’s Association to reach more families who need help. Alzheimer’s disease is challenging under any circumstance, but even more so when you lack information and support services. This collaboration will help bridge this gap.”

About the Alzheimer’s Association^®:
The Alzheimer’s Association is the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer’s care, support and research. Our mission is to eliminate Alzheimer’s disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health. Our vision is a world without Alzheimer’s^®. Visit alz.org or call 800.272-3900.

About Ventanillas de Salud:
The potential reach of the Ventanillas de Salud is very significant because the program serves an average of 1.5 million people annually through its 50 locations in the United States.

The vision of the Ventanillas de Salud Program is to improve the physical and mental health of Mexicans living in the United States by:

Increasing access to primary and preventive health services
Increasing health insurance coverage
Increasing the supply and quality of culturally sensitive services
Reducing the use of emergency services
Working as a reliable and sustainable health information network

SOURCE Alzheimer’s Association

GALLEGOS United Promotes Silvina Cendra to Head of Strategy & Planning

September 25, 2018

Silvina Cendra, Head of Strategy & Planning, GALLEGOS United

HUNTINGTON BEACH, California, Sept. 25, 2018 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — Andrew Delbridge, president and chief strategy officer of top-ranked culturally-attuned, independent advertising agency GALLEGOS United, today announced that Silvina Cendra has been promoted from Planning Director to Head of Strategy & Planning.

Cendra first joined GALLEGOS United in March 2011 and brings more than 18 years of international experience in advertising, marketing, research and economics to her role. In her seven years at GALLEGOS United, she has lent senior-level strategy and creative planning support to agency clients assisting brands, including Comcast, JCPenney, TurboTax, The Clorox Company, Target and others, in leveraging consumer insights to better engage cross-cultural consumers and drive growth.

“Silvina is an incredible talent who brings a unique blend of left and right brain thinking to deliver powerful insights, actionable growth-strategies and exceptional creative ideas to our clients,” said Delbridge. “She is the epitome of what it means to be culturally attuned and is arguably one of the leading authorities on how to harness the cultural shifts in today’s marketplace. We value her leadership and contributions and congratulate her on this well-deserved promotion.”

Prior to GALLEGOS United, Cendra worked at GlobalHue New York, at Euro RSCG’s New York and Puerto Rico offices, and at HAVAS Argentina, servicing a variety of Fortune 500 companies including Verizon, Chivas Regal, DIRECTV, Bristol Meyers and others.

Cendra was educated in Argentina and holds a M.B.A. in Business Administration from UADE Business School and a B.A in Economic Studies-Cum Laude from University of Buenos Aires where she served as Assistant Professor, Statistics. She also completed postgraduate studies in Marketing at the IAE Business School in Argentina. A featured speaker at the Advertising Research Foundation’s “Re: Think” 2015 conference and at its Multicultural Forum, she has received numerous awards for her work including a 2017 Effie Gold, a 2017 Reggie Award Gold, a 2016 Jay Chiat Gold, and a 2016 U.S.H. Idea Silver for the Xfinity “Language Choice” campaign; in addition to a 2015 REGGIE Gold on behalf of JCPenney and several NamicvEMMA and HAPE awards.

About GALLEGOS United
Founded in 2001 by John Gallegos and formerly known as Grupo Gallegos, GALLEGOS United is a creatively-driven agency dedicated to providing clients with strategic marketing solutions that push the boundaries and propel business growth. GALLEGOS United counts Comcast, Coronado Brewing Co., California Milk Processor Board (Got Milk?), TurboTax and Chick-fil-A as clients, to name a few. GALLEGOS United is the creative arm of UNITED COLLECTIVE, a communications group comprised of five interconnected independent agencies. For more information, visit gallegosunited.com.

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SOURCE GALLEGOS United

Marriott International Launches #LoveTravels Beyond Barriers To Provide $500K To Groups And Individuals Advocating For Inclusion, Equality, Peace And Human Rights

September 25, 2018

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BETHESDA, Md., Sept. 25, 2018 /PRNewswire/ — Marriott International announces the creation of Beyond Barriers, the next phase of Marriott’s groundbreaking #LoveTravels program. #LoveTravels Beyond Barriers celebrates and supports those who are actively leading unique strategies to promote inclusion, equality, peace and human rights. A centerpiece of the program will be the #LoveTravels Beyond Barriers Social Innovation Investment, which over the course of a year, will distribute $500,000 in grants to groups and individuals who are actively breaking down barriers that divide.

“As a hospitality company, it is our responsibility – and not one that we take lightly – to provide safe and welcoming spaces for our guests and associates every day to make a positive impact on diverse communities,” said Cherilyn Williams, Director, Global Portfolio Marketing at Marriott International. “Beyond Barriers is an expansion of the #LoveTravels program, which has been celebrating and supporting inclusion, equality, peace and human rights since it was launched, and will allow us to dive even deeper to tell stories in a more intimate, powerful and personal way.”

#LoveTravels Beyond Barriers kicks off September 25 at the JW Marriott Essex House in New York City with a star-studded launch event featuring Grammy nominee and 5X Latin Grammy award-winning star Luis Fonsi; writer, producer, actor and the first African-American woman to win an Emmy for comedy writing Lena Waithe; and singer-songwriter Betty Who.

Marriott International’s Chief Lodging Services Officer of The Americas Erika Alexander will open the event, which will feature the Beyond Barriers inaugural class of Social Innovators, ConPRmetidos Co-Founder Isabel Rullán, PERIOD Founder Nadya Okamoto, VideoOut Founder Jordan Reeves and Weird Enough Productions Founder Tony Weaver, Jr., who will discuss how their work is advancing the movement toward peace and inclusion.

Each will receive a $50,000 grant for their nonprofit organization and unprecedented opportunities to meet with Marriott leaders and partners tailored to their focus area, in addition to summits, one-on-one mentorship and other Marriott programming over the course of the next year.

The discussion, to be moderated by ABC News’ TJ Holmes, is the first in a series of Beyond Barriers Summits meant to spark conversations with travelers, thought leaders, activists and advocates to discuss how to make a difference through breaking barriers, drive a call to action and highlight how travel can be a catalyst to achieving peace and inclusion.

“To celebrate the fifth anniversary of #LoveTravels, we set out to shine a light on people and organizations who are actively forging new paths and championing initiatives that have a direct impact on diverse communities,” said Apoorva Gandhi, Vice President of Multicultural Affairs, Marriott International. “Tony, Nadya, Jordan and Isabel represent the future, and their work to create solutions and drive change is something that Marriott is proud to be able to support and foster.”

The causes championed by each of the grant recipients span a vast array of communities and needs that are deeply important to Marriott International. From highlighting positive representations of minorities in media, to supporting good hygiene for those in need, to empowering marginalized communities to share their stories, to revitalizing a traumatized island—each of the recipients’ causes will benefit immensely from Marriott’s support.

The remaining $300,000 will be distributed via a contest that will award 30 individuals with a $10,000 grant to accelerate their vision for how to advance inclusion, equality, peace and human rights through travel.¹

The program continues throughout 2018 with additional Beyond Barriers Summits planned for the annual National Black MBA Association Conference in Detroit on September 27, featuring award-winning actress Taraji P. Henson, followed by the True Colors Fund Summit on October 3-4 in Atlanta. The Summits continue into next year with additional programming scheduled through 2019.

About Marriott International, Inc.:
Marriott International, Inc. (NASDAQ: MAR) is based in Bethesda, Maryland, USA, and encompasses a portfolio of more than 6,700 properties in 30 leading hotel brands spanning 130 countries and territories. Marriott operates and franchises hotels and licenses vacation ownership resorts all around the world. The company also operates award-winning loyalty programs: Marriott Rewards®, which includes The Ritz-Carlton Rewards® and Starwood Preferred Guest®. For more information, please visit our website at www.marriott.com, and for the latest company news, visit www.marriottnewscenter.com. In addition, connect with us on Facebook and @MarriottIntl on Twitter and Instagram.

About #LoveTravels:
#LoveTravels represents Marriott International’s celebration and support of inclusion, equality, peace and human rights. It is a direct reflection of Marriott’s longstanding commitment to diversity and inclusion and highlights our belief that travel is a catalyst for peace and inclusiveness. #LoveTravels launched in 2014 with a powerful message of acceptance through the telling of stories of diverse travelers. It has since ignited a global movement to celebrate and inspire others who share Marriott’s commitment.

¹No purchase necessary. 18+/age of maj. Ends 9/25/19. For Rules visit MarriottLoveTravelsContest.com.

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SOURCE Marriott International, Inc.

Café Bustelo® Provides Financial Support To Hispanic Students Seeking College Degrees

September 25, 2018

ORRVILLE, Ohio, Sept. 25, 2018 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — Today, Café Bustelo® in partnership with the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) awarded ten deserving Latino students from around the country with the Café Bustelo El Café del Futuro Scholarship. In its fifth year, the brand has provided $230,000 to date in college scholarships to 46 Latino students nationwide.

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Starting in February, Café Bustelo challenged students across the nation to submit an 800-word essay describing how their heritage, family and the community in which they grew up inspired them to obtain a college degree and how they plan on giving back to their respective communities.

More than 1,500 eligible applications (nearly 500 more applications than 2017) were received and reviewed by a qualified review committee. The following students have been selected as the official recipients, awarded for their ambition to further their education and unparalleled commitment to their communities:

Patricia Jaimes (East Lansing, Mich.): Despite financial difficulties, Patricia’s parents emphasized the importance of obtaining a good education. Between balancing multiple jobs, participating in extracurricular activities and being the mother of a child with disabilities, Patricia chose to pursue higher education and maintain a high GPA. Now, she is currently working on a Ph.D. in earth and environmental sciences and hopes her research will contribute to structural and social changes within higher education and STEM communities, making them more inclusive for ethnic minorities and people with disabilities.
Airam Caldera (Ind.): As the first-generation American of Mexican immigrants, Airam’s parents’ hardships are what fueled her desire to earn not one, but several college degrees. Over the course of her undergraduate experience, she struggled to find a niche for herself until she found support with Sigma Pi Alpha at the University of California, San Diego, a Latina-based multicultural sorority. Now focusing on her Master of Biomedical Sciences at Marian University – College of Osteopathic Medicine, Airam plans on specializing in geriatrics to care for the immigrant community that collectively raised her.
Gabriela Peterson (Albuquerque, N.M.): Her desire to break the vicious cycle associated with difficult socioeconomic conditions that existed in her community as a child significantly impacted Gabriela’s motivation to obtain her college degree, becoming a first-generation college student in her family. When Gabriela became a high school teacher, she found sharing her knowledge and enthusiasm for learning with children in her own community so rewarding. Now in doctoral studies, Gabriela intends to develop the necessary transferable skills to become a socially-just educational leader.
Norge Arnaiz (Davie, Fla.): As a first-generation Cuban-American, Norge came from humble beginnings. Seeing his parents sacrifice everything to provide their family with the best opportunities inspired Norge to receive an education and major in accounting. It wasn’t until he joined the Association of Latino Professionals for America that he was able to find a mentor with a similar cultural background and interests. Norge credits the organization with helping him become the successful student he is today and showing him the impact Latinos could have on society.
Juan Rivera (Miami, Fla.): Originally from a rural community in Nicaragua with limited healthcare resources available, Juan was determined to pursue a medical degree to help people in countries where medical help is scarce. He was inspired by his parents’ work ethic and their desire for a better life for their family in moving from Nicaragua to the United States. After witnessing others struggle to obtain quality healthcare, Juan found his passion in serving those who need it most.
Bianca Esquivel-Bolanos (Mission, Texas): After Bianca’s parents decided to move from an impoverished neighborhood in Parlier, California to a town in South Texas with more opportunity, Bianca was determined to take advantage of all the educational resources available. She sought every opportunity to enrich her life whether it was through extracurricular activities, networking or spiritual meditation. Humbled by her parents’ sacrifices to give her family a better life, Bianca’s goal is to publish research on the modern problems Hispanic youth face and uncover viable ways to help address depression and anxiety caused by cultural stereotypes and detached familial relationships.
Germain Medina (Hollister, Calif.): Determined to become a physician and help support those who are disadvantaged in his community, Germain has worked relentlessly towards realizing that dream despite hardships throughout his life. With a 4.17 grade point average, Germain is excelling both in and out of the classroom. He is the president and founder of Club Biology, which tutors students in all areas of science and is the Vice President of Robotics Club. Germain is also involved in the Red Cross Club and Pre-Health Club as well. At home, he is an integral part of his father’s business and cares for his grandfather who suffers from a mental illness.
Maria Sinkule (Addison, Ill.): Inspired by her parents’ selfless values and humble upbringing, Maria is a first-generation Mexican American currently pursuing a doctorate in Social Work. Having grown up without much, she learned from her parents the values of family, education and always remembering her roots. Maria plans to use her doctorate to encourage others to pursue higher education degrees and teach at the university level.
Christopher Cardenas Cahun (Dixon, Calif.): Christopher is deeply invested in giving back to the Latino community that has provided him with so many valuable life lessons. He plans to give back by investing in scholarship opportunities, leadership conferences, and college-oriented programs. Christopher credits his educational support system with providing him with all the tools needed to succeed in college, but he is grateful most of all for his solid family support. He would like to invest in family support systems so that more children can grow up in safe and supportive environments.
Eduardo Martinez (Collegedale, Tenn.): As a youth leader in his community, Eduardo encourages others to do well in school and take pride in their accomplishments. He makes himself available to local teens to provide them with support, advice and encouragement to continue pursuing their dreams, no matter their situation. An advocate for Latinos, Eduardo would like to create an organization offering scholarships to Hispanic youth to help further their educations.

Stay updated on the latest Café Bustelo news by following along on social media: @CafeBustelo on Twitter and /CafeBusteloOFFICIAL on Facebook.

About Café Bustelo
Our delicious coffee and rich espresso heritage was born in 1931. Since then, we’ve not only been proud of our rich, full-bodied flavor, but also of our unique and inviting culture. Café Bustelo coffee can be prepared using your preferred method. Available in the forms you want, including K-Cup® pods.

About HACU
The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) represents approximately 470 colleges and universities committed to Hispanic higher education success in the U.S., Puerto Rico, Latin America and Spain. The association’s headquarters are located in San Antonio, Texas, with government relations offices in Washington, D.C., and Sacramento, California. HACU is the only national association representing existing and emerging Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs). Information is available at www.hacu.net.

K-Cup is a trademark of Keurig Green Mountain, Inc., used with permission.

SOURCE The J.M. Smucker Company

(Español) Datos más recientes de la campaña Piscina segura, diversión asegurada: al menos 148 niños murieron ahogados en piscinas y spas este verano

September 24, 2018

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(Español) El Secretario General de la OEA Luis Almagro, fue reconocido por la Cámara de Comercio Uruguayo-Americana y condecorado con las llaves de la Ciudad de Miami

September 24, 2018

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Buchanan’s Blended Scotch Whisky Names Global Latin Superstar J Balvin Creative Director of the Imparables Colección Celebrating Culture, Creativity and Inspiring Greatness Within

September 24, 2018

NEW YORK, Sept. 24, 2018 /PRNewswire-HISPANIC PR WIRE/ — To celebrate the people and communities that are infusing everyday culture with their passion and talents, Buchanan’s Blended Scotch Whisky continues its partnership with global Latin superstar and proud Colombian musical artist, J Balvin, to introduce the Imparables Colección. The program is an evolution of the brand’s Es Nuestro Momento campaign, championing an unstoppable, new generation of leaders rising to greatness.

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To kick off the campaign, Buchanan’s has appointed brand partner J Balvin as Creative Director of La Colección. As part of La Colección, Balvin will design a limited-edition bottle of Buchanan’s 12-Year-Old DeLuxe, featuring art inspired by his culture, which will be sold nationwide in the spring of 2019. He has also selected a panel of four artists, who created limited-edition works showcasing their own greatness.The artists include Puerto Rican musician Bad Bunny, Cuban-American painter Alexander Mijares, Mexican-American sculptor David Flores and Colombian painter Sabrina Yanguas. This art is intended to inspire others to submit their own original designs that represent their unstoppable greatness, with the chance to leave their mark on a limited-edition Buchanan’s pack that will be sold nationwide. Beginning October 10 through October 31, creators 21+ can enter their designs at EsNuestroMomento.com. Balvin and artists from La Colección will judge and then announce the final lucky winner in the coming months.

Balvin commented on the collaboration, “Passion, energy and talent is inside of all of us. That’s why I’m working with Buchanan’s Whisky to find The Unstoppables who want to share their vision with the world. Through the Imparables Colección we are providing a platform to celebrate their greatness, because now more than ever we can create new possibilities for ourselves and our community – because Es Nuestro Momento!”

To continue to support the creative growth of our communities, Buchanan’s will also offer a series of intimate mentoring workshops on topics, such as photography, choreography and music production. Leading industry creatives, including Balvin’s personal photographer, Orli Arias, and one of Balvin’s Vibras tour choreographers, WilldaBeast, among others will lead the workshops, offering unparalleled professional advice and skills for aspiring creators. More information on the workshops will be posted to EsNuestroMomento.com.

“Buchanan’s is proud to be evolving our Es Nuestro Momento campaign in partnership with J Balvin. We share his commitment to amplifying the optimism and greatness in culture today. We believe that greatness is contagious and is found in all of us! We look forward to introducing a truly one-of-a-kind limited-edition Buchanan’s 12-Year-Old DeLuxe pack that showcases the spirit of the unstoppable creators who are impacting our communities every day,” commented Tara King, Buchanan’s Senior Brand Manager.

La Colección can be experienced as part of Buchanan’s ongoing Casa Buchanan’s activations at places, like J Balvin’s Vibras tour that began on September 19^th, and other cultural events throughout the year.

For additional information on Buchanan’s Whisky, please visit www.BuchanansWhisky.com. Stay up to date on the Imparables Colección by following the conversation at @BuchanansUS on Facebook, @BuchanansWhisky on Instagram and @BuchanansUSA on Twitter.

MEDIA CONTACT:
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About Buchanan’s
BUCHANAN’S Blended Scotch Whisky is the ultimate choice for those who are working hard to follow their dreams and who enjoy sharing their success with others. BUCHANAN’S is a proud champion of Hispanic culture and believes Es Nuestro Momento to celebrate the new generation of leaders and their contributions to American culture. The BUCHANAN’S brand has more than 130 years of authentic heritage, and every bottle represents James Buchanan’s commitment to creating the finest blended Scotch Whiskies. The BUCHANAN’S Portfolio features five award-winning marques, including: BUCHANAN’S 12-Year-Old DeLuxe, BUCHANAN’S Master, BUCHANAN’S Select 15-Year-Old, BUCHANAN’S 18-Year-Old Special Reserve and BUCHANAN’S Red Seal. All of these marques have been recognized in the most prestigious international spirits competitions. For more information, visit www.BuchanansWhisky.com or connect with us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/BuchanansUS, Instagram: www.instagram.com/BuchanansWhisky, and Twitter: www.twitter.com/BuchanansUSA.

About Diageo
Diageo is a global leader in beverage alcohol with an outstanding collection of brands including Johnnie Walker, Crown Royal, Bulleit and Buchanan’s whiskies; Smirnoff, Cîroc and Ketel One vodkas; Captain Morgan; Baileys; Don Julio; Tanqueray and Guinness.

Diageo is listed on both the New York Stock Exchange (DEO) and the London Stock Exchange (DGE) and our products are sold in more than 180 countries around the world. For more information about Diageo, our people, our brands, and performance, visit us at www.diageo.com. Visit Diageo’s global responsible drinking resource, www.DRINKiQ.com, for information, initiatives, and ways to share best practice.

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SOURCE DIAGEO North America

(Español) La reconocida actriz Adriana Bianco presentó su 18vo. Festival de Cine Argentino dedicado a Ecuador en la prestigiosa Nova University con el auspicio de los Consulados de Argentina y Ecuador, donde se entregaron los galardones “Premio Ciclo de Cine Argentino 2018”

September 24, 2018

Adriana Bianco presentando el Ciclo de Cine Argentino con el Cónsul de Ecuador Dr. Gustavo Velazquez, La Directora de Nova University, la actriz Lupita Ferrer y la periodista y Directora de la Cámara Argentina de Comercio Nancy Clara

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