President Maduro, who appeared today as a guest on VOA's Foro Interamericano (Inter-American Forum) Spanish language television program, said "a divided Latin America is worth little in size and magnitude at the world level," but through increased cooperation from OAS member countries, "united we can accomplish incredible feats."
Foro Interamericano is a weekly, hour-long Spanish public affairs program that examines issues of interest to the Americas. Hosted by Adriana Amat, the program features news segments and interviews with high-level policy makers, along with roundtable discussions with journalists who cover U.S./Latin American issues. VOA also broadcasts Desde Washington (From Washington), a five-minute, weekday Spanish-language television newscast for more than three-dozen affiliates in 10 countries throughout Latin America. VOA Spanish also broadcasts programs directly to listeners via shortwave and by satellite to AM and FM affiliates throughout Latin America. Programs are available on the Internet at www.VOANews.com/Spanish.
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