Heads of State and Government
Flag and Country | Head of State / Government |
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Antigua and Barbuda | Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer |
Argentina | President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner |
Bahamas | Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham |
Barbados | Prime Minister David Thompson |
Belize | Prime Minister Dean Barrow |
Bolivia | President Evo Morales |
Brazil | President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva |
Canada | Prime Minister Stephen Harper |
Chile | President Michelle Bachelet |
Colombia | President Álvaro Uribe |
Costa Rica | President Óscar Arias |
Dominica | Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit |
Dominican Republic | President Leonel Fernández |
Ecuador | President Rafael Correa |
El Salvador | President Tony Saca |
Grenada | Prime Minister Tillman Thomas |
Guatemala | President Álvaro Colom |
Guyana | President Bharrat Jagdeo |
Haiti | President René Garcia Préval |
Honduras | President Manuel Zelaya |
Jamaica | Prime Minister Bruce Golding |
Mexico | President Felipe Calderón |
Nicaragua | President Daniel Ortega |
Panama | President Martín Torrijos |
Paraguay | President Fernando Lugo |
Peru | President Alan García |
Saint Kitts and Nevis | Prime Minister Denzil Douglas |
Saint Lucia | Prime Minister Stephenson King |
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves |
Suriname | President Ronald Venetiaan |
Trinidad and Tobago | Prime Minister Patrick Manning |
United States of America | President Barack Obama |
Uruguay | President Tabaré Vázquez |
Venezuela | President Hugo Chávez |
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