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CARIBBEAN
Build Bridges, Not Fences

No two countries are more important to each other than Mexico and the United States. Our societies understand that they are stakeholders in a deep, broad relationship upon which the future well-being and security of both our countries depends.
The intensity and density of this relationship is no surprise. An ever increasing number of Americans are beginning to realize that there is more to Mexico than pretty beaches and frozen margaritas. We share a long border and key values, and independently of the flags that we fly and the national anthems that we sing, there is a real and dynamic interaction between individual Mexicans and Americans. Our relationship operates not only at the "top" between two federal governments, but also manifests itself in daily life at every level, and in particular through the vibrant cultural interaction between our peoples.
Culture has always played a key role in building bridges between our two nations, but recently there has been an artistic wave from Mexico that has been crashing onto the U.S. cultural and arts scene. Innovative aesthetics and original voices; poetry and novels; theatre and film expose our cultures to one another. From the artwork of Gabriel Orozco to the architecture of Enrique Norten; from Alfonso Cuaron'sY tu mama tambien to Guillermo del Toro's Pan's Laberynth; from the expanding popularity of tequila to the most recent opening of a Mexican restaurant in town, our cultures become irreversibly intermixed.
Much of Mexico's international prestige and reputation has been built primarily on a unique strength: it's cultural and artistic vitality. I am convinced that in a rapidly changing world, culture will continue to be the best letter of introduction for our country abroad, encouraging an even deeper relationship with the US that will allow us to punch above our weight in the international arena.
ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
AMBASSADOR: Deborah Mae Lovell
EMBASSY: 3216 New Mexico Ave. NW, 20016,202-362-5122
RESIDENCE: "The Elms," 4040 52nd St. NW, 20016
BAHAMAS
CHARGE D'AFFAIRES: Rhoda M.Jackson
EMBASSY: 2220 Massachusetts Ave. NW, 20008, 202-319-2660
 BARBADOS
AMBASSADOR: Michael Ian King
SPOUSE:Jacqueline Ann Natalie King
CHILDREN: Two
EMBASSY: 2144 Wyoming Ave. NW, 20008,202-939-9200
RESIDENCE: 4850 Linnean Ave. NW, 20008,202-362-9587
 COSTARICA
AMBASSADOR: Tomas Duenas
SPOUSE: Diana Chavarria Duenas
EMBASSY: 2114 S St. NW, 20008, 202-234-2945
RESIDENCE: 1830 24th St. NW, 20008
CUBA
REPRESENTATIVE: Dagoberto Rodriguez-Barrera
SPOUSE: Mariasabel de Miguel-Fernandez
EMBASSY: Cuban Interests Section, Swiss Embassy, 2630 16th St. NW, 20009,202-797-8518
DOMINICA
CHARGE D'AFFAIRES: Judith-Anne Rolle
EMBASSY: 2114 S St. NW, 20008, 202-234-2945
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
AMBASSADOR: Flavio Dario Espinal
SPOUSE: Minerva del Risco de Espinal
CHILDREN: Two
EMBASSY: 1715 22nd St. NW, 20008, 202-332-6280
RESIDENCE: 2930 Edgevale Terrace NW, 20008
GRENADA
AMBASSADOR: Dr. Denis G. Antoine
EMBASSY: 1701 New Hampshire Ave. NW, 20009,202-265-2561
HAITI
AMBASSADOR: Raymond Alcide Joseph
SPOUSE: Lola Poisson CHILDREN: Four
EMBASSY: 2311 Massachusetts Ave. NW, 20008,202-332-4090
RESIDENCE: 6200 Highland Dr., Chevy Chase,Md. 20815
JAMAICA
AMBASSADOR: Gordon Valentine Shirley
CHILDREN: Three
EMBASSY: 1520 New Hampshire Ave. NW, 20036,202-452-0660
RESIDENCE: 3103 Rolling Rd., Chevy Chase, Md.20815
SAINT KITTS& NEVIS
AMBASSADOR: Dr. Izben Cordinal Williams SPOUSE: Shirmel Rosetta Williams
CHILDREN: Two
EMBASSY: 3216 New Mexico Ave. NW, 20016,202-686-2636
RESIDENCE: 9700 Beman Woods Way,Potomac, Md. 20854
SAINT LUCIA
CHARGE D'AFFAIRES: Clenie Greer-Lacascade
SPOUSE:Jean-Izes Greer-Lacasade
EMBASSY: 3216 New Mexico Ave. NW, 20016, 202-364-6792
SAINT VINCENT & THE GRENADINES
AMBASSADOR: Ellsworth I. A.John
SPOUSE: Charmane Vanessa Tappin John
CHILDREN: One
EMBASSY: 3216 New Mexico Ave. NW, 20016,202-364-6730
RESIDENCE: 7917 Cypress Grove Lane, Cabin John,Md. 20818
TRINIDAD & TOBAGO
AMBASSADOR: Marina Annette Valere
CHILDREN: One
EMBASSY: 1708 Massachusetts Ave. NW, 20036,202-467-6490
RESIDENCE: 7530 17th St. NW, 20012
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