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Carlos Gonzalez Barragan, who studies international finance at the Universidad de Monterrey, first came to Harvard for the spring 2002 semester to take economics classes but petitioned to extend his study for the fall. “I found all these cool, interesting classes in other departments that I wouldn’t find at home,” Barragan says. “The nice thing about being a visiting student is that you don’t have Harvard requirements. You can take whatever you want as long as it’s not lotteried, and as long...
...self-described graduate of “beatnik schools,” Schork earned her bachelor’s degree in film studies from the Universidad Tecnológica de Monterrey, Mexico. After working for many years in the travel industry, she decided to plunge into public service and arts education. “I realized I was put on earth to be an artist, not to make money for some schmuck,” she said...
...special advisor, Sachs will help design what officials have called the biggest international anti-poverty campaign since the Marshall Plan. He presented his most recent findings at an international conference attended by officials from dozens of countries last month in Monterrey, Mexico. Sachs has also spent the last several months working closely with the U.S. Department of State and Department of the Treasury. His work coincided with dramatic increases in international aid that the U.S. and many European countries announced last month...
Stone Professor of International Trade Jeffrey D. Sachs ’76 presented his ideas for the largest anti-poverty campaign since the Marshall Plan at a United Nations conference this week in Monterrey, Mexico...
Sachs addressed a variety of governmental, business and press groups while in Monterrey, and his visit was preceded by a major increase in foreign aid by both the U.S. and the European Union. America committed to increase foreign aid to $15 billion per year by 2006—up from a current total of $10 billion...