New U.S. Counsel to Visit Chiriquí January 13, 2012

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The U.S. Embassy asked if I could estimate the headcount of the number of people that would be attending. If you would drop me an email at donraycc @ gmail . com, (remove the spaces) I will send them the head count. The U.S. Embassy announcement follows:

Dear U.S. citizens,

 Happy Holidays!

Our new U.S. Consul General, Mr. Kent Brokenshire, will be in Chiriquí to introduce himself to U.S. citizens in the area. He very much hopes to meet all of you, and will follow the schedule outlined below.

Friday, January 13, 2012  – DAVID

David, Hotel Nacional, Salon Boquete – (located at 1st St Central)

from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

Friday, January 13, 2012  – BOQUETE

Boquete, Biblioteca Publica de Boquete (Boquete Public Library – brand new building half a block south of the Hotel Fundadores at 11th of April Avenue, Boquete)

from 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.

These meetings are primarily to introduce our new Consul General. No Consular services will be provided. 

We look forward to meeting and hearing from you on those days!

American Citizens Services Unit

Unidad de Asistencia a Ciudadanos Estadounidenses

Consular Section / Sección Consular

U.S. Embassy Panama / Embajada de los Estados Unidos de América en Panamá

e-mail: Panama-ACS@state.gov  Tel: (507) 207-7000 / 207-7030

http://panama.usembassy.gov    Fax: (507) 207-7303

This email is UNCLASSIFIED.

5 thoughts on “New U.S. Counsel to Visit Chiriquí January 13, 2012”

  1. Don Ray

    I would like to meet the embassy official.

    I will be there, my spouse and my business assciate, another american and his spouse who live in Panama who is visiting.

  2. Don Ray,
    My spouse and I would like to meet the embassy official. Please include us in the list of attendees.
    Thank you.
    Sincerely,
    Dick and Ada Kesterke

  3. Don, thanks again for your great site and the info that you continually pass along. It is always refreshing to see that ChiriquiChatter seems a bit more immune from the mindless sniping seen elsewhere.

    In the six years I’ve had direct (tho’ now long-distance!) interest in all-things-Chiriqui, data would suggest that the Embassy has a significant role in assisting ex-pats when catastrophic disruption occurs in personal circumstances, and it would seem that as remote as the Embassy may seem, at times of crisis it can provide quite necessary services when circumstances become challenges.

    I’ll look forward to your follow-up on this visit.

    Wishing you and yours the greatest of great New Years,

    Dav

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  5. Met with the new Consul General, Kent Brokenshire. He seemed like a no nonsense, no BS kind of guy. If you don’t have his telephone number it’s 207-7332.

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