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Present Day CommitteesDemocratic National Committee2008 European Union Summit Lebanese Coalition Cabinet North Atlantic Treaty Organization Organization of American States United Nations Security Council Historical CommitteesCommittee on Algerian IndependenceCourt of Charles V and the Hapsburgs Court of the Empress Dowager Cixi Henry the VIII's Council President Abraham Lincoln's Cabinet Pope Alexander VI's Advisory Committee Coordinated Crisis The Great Game: Tsarist Russia The Great Game: Edwardian England Organization of American States
The Organization of American States (OAS) brings together the independent nations of the Western Hemisphere to promote and uphold democratic values, protect human rights, and deal with shared problems such as drug trafficking, poverty, and terrorism. It is made up of 35 member nations, but Cuba has been suspended from participation since 1962, therefore only 34 participate actively and are represented in the General Assembly. English, Spanish, Portuguese and French are the four official languages of the OAS, representing the diversity in the culture and people of North, Central, and South America and the Caribbean that make up the Western Hemisphere.
Position papers are not required. ChairNina Giviyan-Kermani - ngiviyankermani@uchicago.edu Crisis DirectorDavid Grossman - grossmad@uchicago.edu
RulesPDF DOC:oas_r.pdf
PaperPDF DOC:oas.pdf
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