
Organization of American States
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TOPIC A - Addressing migration flows out of Venezuela, Haiti, and Central America
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TOPIC B - Democratic backsliding and election integrity
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The Organization of American States is the oldest regional body in the world, with its first conference taking place in 1889. The OAS is committed to promoting the peace, justice, and sovereignty of its constituent states. Its mandate rests on four pillars: democracy, human rights, security, and development.
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CHAIR: Daniel Zayas
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Daniel Zayas is a senior from Suwanee, GA majoring in the School of Public and International Affairs with a minor in Latin American Studies. This is his second year serving as the chair of the Organization of American States. Aside from competing on the Model UN team, Daniel writes for the Princeton Legal Journal, sits on the Honor Committee, and provides academic coaching to fellow students. Outside of school, he interns for a law firm and enjoys working out and cooking in his free time.
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