Carlos Vives presents Tras la Perla, his not-for-profit initiative that aims to revive and empower Pescaito, one of the most vulnerable neighborhoods in his native Colombian city of Santa Marta. Join us on Sept. 24.

Over 400 unarmed Nicaraguans have been killed by police and paramilitary forces since April 2018. Ambassador John Feeley will examine this critical situation with veteran journalists and human rights and pro-democracy activists.

LALP welcomes 23 public managers from Argentina, Colombia, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Panama, Peru and Venezuela, who will develop innovative public policy proposals for our region.

Georgetown University's GCG quarterly journal features innovative proposals to help improve the competitiveness and governability of  Ibero-American companies and countries in a globalized world. Read the latest issue here.

The GCL Alumni Network will celebrate their annual reunion in Antigua, Guatemala from October 29-31, 2018.  This year's reunion is also open to ILG alumni. Program agenda will be announced shortly. Register here.

The ILG Alumni Network will celebrate their annual reunion at Georgetown University from September 26 to 28, 2018. This year's reunion is also open to interested GCL alumni. Program agenda will be announced shortly. Register here.

LALP executive director Professor Ernst opened the first edition of the Program of Global Impact Leadership (PLIG 2018), a project of GCL2017 alumnus from Uruguay and GCL Seal recipient Felipe Paullier.

LALP executive director Ricardo Ernst was invited by the Business Council of Latin America (CEAL) and the president of Honduras to address the council and discuss some of the governability challenges facing the region.

On April 26, 2018, Juan Sebastián Rozo Rengifo (ILG 2017 alum) was commissioned as minister of information and communication technologies (MINTIC) of Colombia.  Previously, he served as vice-minister of connectivity and digitalization.