PAN-AMERICAN CONFERENCE

The 'Conferences of American States', commonly referred to as the Pan-American Conferences are a series of international summits held in the following cites:

Dates / Year	City
2 Oct 1889 - Apr 1890	Washington (1st)
1902	Mexico City (2nd)
1906	Rio de Janeiro (3rd)
1910	Buenos Aires (4th)
25-?? Mar 1923	Santiago (5th)
Jan- Feb 1928	Havana (6th)
1933	Montevideo (7th)
24 Dec 1938	Lima (8th)
Apr 1948	Bogota (9th)
1-30 Mar 1954	Caracas (10th)
Feb 1960	Quito (11th)
1967	Buenos Aires
1985	Cartagena de Indias
Dec 1994	Miami
1996	Santa Cruz
1998	Santiago
2001	Québec City

The Conferences trace their origins back to earlier Pan-American summits held as follows:

Dates / Year	City
22 Jun 1826	Panama
Dec 1847- 1 Mar 1848	Lima
Sep 1856	Santiago
Nov 1864	Lima

The '9th Pan-American Conference' was led by General George C. Marshall, in which the Organization of American States was created.
The 'Pan-American Students Conference' was a student conference held in Bogotá, Colombia in April, 1948. The conference was organized by Argentine president Juan Domingo Perón to protest U.S. domination of the western hemisphere. The conference was attended by Fidel Castro.

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★ Fidel Castro: Early Political Career

★ Other Pan-American conferences