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1.

Argentina               &               Academy               Award
To               the               surprise               of               many               critics,               the               "Official               Story",               a               Spanish-language               film,               won               the               Oscar               for               Best               Foreign-Language               Film               on               March               24,               1986,               by               beating               four               movies               from               Europe               ---               West               Germany               ("Angry               Harvest"),               Hungary               ("Colonel               Redl"),               France               ("Three               Men               and               Cradle")               and               Yugoslavia               (               "When               Father               Was               Away               on               Business).

Thus,               the               South               American               republic               of               Argentina,               the               Earth's               largest               nation,               became               the               first               Latin               American               country               to               win               the               American               award.

The               "Official               Story",               set               against               the               backdrop               of               Argentina's               1976-1983               military               dictatorship,               won               a               number               of               international               tournaments               prior               to               winning               the               Oscar.

Norma               Aleandro,               the               main               actress,               gained               widespread               praise               for               the               motion               picture.

A               year               ago,               Argentina's               movie               "Camila"               was               one               of               the               five               finalists               in               this               category

2.Bahamas               &               Sidney               Poitier
Prior               to               becoming               the               first               African-American               actor               to               win               an               Academy               Award,               Florida's               Sidney               Poitier               ---               a               symbol               of               the               breakthrough               of               black               performers               in               U.S.

films---               grew               up               in               the               Commonwealth               of               the               Bahamas,               a               tiny               archipelago               on               the               Caribbean               (famous               for               their               track-and-field               athletes               and               known               as               "the               country               of               700               islands").

Miami-born               actor               Poitier               won               a               Best-Actor               Oscar               for               his               performance               in               "Lilies               of               the               Field"               (1963).

He               also               starred               in               films               such               as               "No               Way               Out"               (1950),               "The               Blackboard               Jungle"               (1955),               "Edge               of               the               City"               (1957),               "Guess               Who's               Coming               to               Dinner"               (1967)               and               "The               Heat               of               the               Night"               (1967).

He               appeared               on               the               Broadway               stage               in               "Anna               Lucasta"               toward               the               end               of               the               1940s.

3.Bolivia               &               Los               Angeles               1984
After               some               problems               between               the               Andean               republic               and               Washington,               Nelly               Wright               was               the               first               woman               to               represent               Bolivia               at               an               Olympic               track               event               when               she               was               member               of               the               country's               1984               Olympic               Team.

She               ran               in               the               women's               marathon               in               the               XXIII               Olympiad               in               Los               Angeles,               Southern               California               (U.S.).

A               year               earlier,               Bolivia's               sportswoman               Nelly               took               part               in               the               1987               Indianapolis               Pan               American               Sports               Games               ---               an               Olympic-type               event---               where               she               was               one               of               the               Western               Hemisphere's               top               five               marathoners.

4.

Brazil               &               Charlie               Byrd               
               During               many               years,               America's               jazz               guitarist               Charlie               Byrd               helped               popularize               bossa               nova               in               the               United               States               of               America.Byrd               was               born               on               September               15,               1925,               in               Suffolk               ,Virginia.
               5.Chile:               Claudio               Arrau               &               John               F.

Kennedy               
               By               December               1963,               Claudio               Arrau,               recognized               as               one               of               the               20th               century's               most               famous               pianists,               gave               a               Beethoven               concert               in               Washington               DC               in               tribute               to               the               late               President               John               F.Kennedy.

Hailing               from               Chillán               (Chile,               South               America),               he               became               a               United               States               citizen               toward               the               end               of               the               1970s.

Like               Gabriela               Mistral               (writer)               and               Pablo               Neruda               (poet),               Arrau               is               a               national               hero               within               Chile.
               6.

Colombia               &               Jim               McGregor               
               Under               the               leadership               of               Jim               McGregor               (who               had               worked               with               the               Peruvian               team               in               the               1960s),the               men's               basketball               squad               of               Colombia               competed               as               host               team               in               the               FIBA               Basketball               World               Championship,               which               was               held               in               five               Colombian               cities               (Bogota,               Bucaramanga,               Cali,               Cucuta               &               Medellin).
               7.Costa               Rica               &               Franklin               Chang-Díaz               
               On               January               12,1986,               America's               Franklin               Chang               Díaz,               who               hails               from               Costa               Rica,               attracted               widespread               international               attention               by               becoming               the               second               Latino               astronaut               in               space.
               8.Cuba:               Fernando               Bujones               and               America               
               In               the               1970s               and               1980s,               Fernando               Bujones,               whose               parents               were               from               Cuba,               was               regarded               as               the               United               States'               greatest               native-born               classical               dancer.

By               1974,               he               obtained               a               gold               medal               in               the               Varna               International               Tournament,               becoming               the               first               American               to               do               so.

He,               who               was               labeled               "ballet               's               bad               boy"               during               his               professional               career,               was               one               of               the               English-speaking               world's               leading               ballet               dancers.He               was               born               in               Miami               (FL)               on               March               9,               1955,               but               he               spent               his               early               childhood               on               Cuba               and               subsequently               moved               back               to               Florida               and               began               a               career               as               ballet               dancer.

Once               upon               a               time               Bujones               said:"Mikhail               Baryshnikov               has               the               publicity               but               I               have               the               talent"...
               9.Dominica:               Mary               Eugenia               Charles               
               The               island's               Head               of               Government,               Mary               Eugenia               Charles               ---known               as               the               "Margaret               Thatcher               of               the               Caribbean"---               established               close               diplomatic               relations               with               the               American               administration               during               her               tenure               as               the               second               female               Prime               Minister               in               the               English-speaking               world.
               10.Dominican               Republic               &               Oscar               de               la               Renta               
               The               Dominican               Republic               not               only               has               sent               gifted               baseball               players               to               the               United               States               but               also               other               talented               individuals               such               as               the               world-class               fashion               designer               Oscar               de               la               Renta.

By               the               early               1970s,               he               became               a               U.S.

citizen.

Oscar               was               born               on               July               22,               1932,               in               the               Dominican               capital               of               Santo               Domingo,               one               of               Latin               America's               oldest               cities.
               11.Ecuador               &               Jack               Nelson               
               By               1978,               America's               Jack               Nelson,               among               the               world's               most               outstanding               coaches               in               swimming,               led               Ecuador               to               a               win               in               the               South               American               Championship               at               home.

In               doing               so,               he               also               became               the               most               successful               foreign-born               coach               in               Ecuador's               history.

In               the               international               meet               held               in               Guayaquil               (the               nation's               largest               city),               Jack               Nelson's               team               attracted               critical               praise               and               admiration               when               it               beat               Brazil,               South               American               winner               since               1967               (Lima,               Peru)               and               a               swimming               powerhouse               on               Latin               American               soil.

Since               1935,               Ecuador's               national               squad               had               not               won               the               regional               event.
               12.El               Salvador               &               Leon               Uris               
               Maryland-born               Leon               Uris,               one               of               America's               foremost               novelists               from               1953               until               his               death               in               2003,               attracted               widespread               international               attention               when               he               became               the               first               writer               to               be               elected               as               telecast               judge               in               Miss               Universe               upon               attending               the               global               contest               which               was               held               in               San               Salvador               (capital               of               the               Central               American               republic               of               El               Salvador)               in               July               1975---               a               few               years               prior               to               El               Salvador's               civil               war.

He               appeared               with               such               big-names               stars               as               Susan               Strasberg,               Peter               Lawford               and               Ernest               Borgnine.

In               Uris'               Archive               at               the               Ransom               Center               (University               of               Texas               in               Austin),               there               are               many               scrapbooks               about               Miss               Universe               1975:               tickets,               souvernirs,               hotel               receipts,               and               the               official               program               for               the               international               pageant.

Uris               was               recognized               globally               for               his               book               "Exodus".
               13.Guyana               &               Janet               Jagan               
               Illinois-born               leader               Janet               Jagan               shocked               the               world               when               she               was               elected               Head               of               State               of               Guyana,               an               Anglophone               state               in               South               America,               in               1997,               becoming               one               of               the               first               female               Presidents               in               the               history               of               Latin               America               and               the               third               in               the               English-speaking               world               after               Sri               Lanka's               ruler               Chandrika               Bandaranaike               Kumaratunga               and               Liberia's               Ruth               Perry.
               14.Haiti               &               Mariam               Anderson               
               In               the               1950s,               American               singer               Marian               Anderson               made               history               when               she               sang               during               the               150th               Anniversary               of               the               national               independence               of               Haiti,               the               first               black               republic               on               the               planet               and               the               second               independent               country               in               the               Americas               (after               the               United               States).

Anderson               had               become               one               of               the               first               American               performers               to               visit               Haiti.
               15.Jamaica               
               Like               some               American               athletes               and               singers,               Colin               Powell,               Secretary               of               State               between               2001               and               2005,               holds               Jamaican               roots.

Powell               was               born               on               May               5,               1937               in               New               York               City.
               16.Mexico               
               At               the               peak               of               his               professional               career,               Mexico's               actor               Anthony               Quinn               made               international               headlines               when               he               captured               an               Academy               Award               for               his               supporting               role               in               "Viva               Zapata!"               in               the               early               1950s,               becoming               the               first               Latino               to               receive               that               honor               and               putting               Mexico               on               the               world               map.
               17.Nicaragua               &               Barbara               Carrera               
               Nicaraguan-born               Barbara               Carrera               was               one               of               the               first               actresses               from               Latin               America               in               Hollywood               throughout               the               1970s               and               1980s.

Since               that               time               and               up               to               now,               she               has               been               a               role               model               for               many               would-be               actors/actresses               within               Latin               America               and               the               Hispanic               community               in               the               States.

Hollywood               star               Carrera               was               born               in               San               Carlos,               Rio               San               Juan,               Nicaragua               (Central               America).
               18.Panama               &               José               Quintero               
               A               great               admirer               of               Eugene               O'Neill's               work               and               others               America's               playwrights               (including               Tennessee               Williams               and               Truman               Capote),               Panama's               José               Quintero               was               one               of               the               most               famous               Broadway               directors               and               producers               in               the               latter               half               of               the               20th               century,               having               directed               many               world-class               stars               such               as               Ingrid               Bergman,               Geraldine               Page,               Vivien               Leigh,               Warren               Beatty,               among               others.

Over               his               career,               he               picked               up               a               total               of               five               Tony               awards,               one               of               the               few               Latinos               to               do               so.
               19.Paraguay               and               Rutherford               B.

Hayes               
               Although,               America's               President               Rutherford               Birchard               Hayes               (1877-1881)               is               not               a               famous               politician               in               his               homeland               country,               he               has               gained               international               recognition               in               the               landlocked               former               Spanish               colony               of               Paraguay,               a               California-size               region.

Why?

He               had               an               important               role               in               resolving               territorial               conflicts               between               Bolivia               and               Paraguay.

His               memory               is               honored               in               the               landlocked               nation               in               the               name               of               the               largest               geographic               department               in               the               Chaco               territory.

Hayes               ,               the               19th               President,               was               born               on               October               4,               1822,               in               Delaware,               Ohio.
               20.Peru               &               John               Wayne               
               By               1954,               Peru's               actress               Pilar               Pallete,               daughter               of               congressman               Miguel               Pallete               and               his               wife               Carmela,               married               America's               actor               John               Wayne               in               a               sunset               ceremony               in               Kona,               Hawaii.

Two               years               ago,               she               was               introduced               to               the               American               actor               Wayne               ("The               Duke")               when               he               made               a               trip               to               Peru               to               look               for               a               location               to               shoot               "The               Alamo".

They               had               three               children.

She               has               written               the               autobiography               "John               Wayne,               My               Life               With               the               Duke"               Her               favorite               recreations               are               cooking               and               painting.

Currently,               Pilar               Wayne               resides               in               Fort               Worth,               Texas.
               21.Suriname               &               Anthony               Nesty               
               On               September               21,               1988,               The               New               York               Times'               journalist               Frank               Litsky               wrote.

"This               was               a               bitterweet               day               for               Matt               Biondi               in               Olympic               swimming.

It               was               wonderful               day               for               Anthony               Nesty               of               Suriname..."               What               happened?

Suriname's               swimmer               Nesty               captured               the               Olympian               glory               in               the               men's               100m               butterfly               by               beating               Biondi               of               America.

His               time               of               53.00               seconds               was               enough               to               edge               out               Biondi.

Days               prior               to               the               1988               Seoul               Games,               the               American               star               was               the               huge               favorite               to               win               the               competition.
               22.Uruguay               &               Cosmos               
               By               February               1981,               Cosmos,               America's               most               popular               soccer               club,               toured               Uruguay               to               play               some               matches.
               23.Venezuela               and               America's               Jimmy               Angel               
               Venezuela's               Angel               Falls               (called               "Santo               Angel"               in               the               Spanish-speaking               world)               was               named               after               an               American               pilot:               Jimmy               Angel.

In               the               mid-1930s,               this               Latin               American               place               was               discovered               by               U.S.

aviator               Angel               when               he               was               searching               for               a               gold               mine               in               Venezuela's               Amazonian               rain               forest.

Located               in               Auyantepui               region               (Canaima               National               Park,               Bolivar               state),               it               is               a               UNESCO               World               Natural               Heritage               since               1994.

At               more               than               3,               200               feet               (               (979               meters),               it               is               the               world's               tallest               waterfall,               well               ahead               of               Zimbabwe's               Victoria               Falls               and               New               York's               Niagara               Falls.

Over               the               next               decades,               the               American               pilot               became               one               of               the               most               popular               individuals               on               Venezuelan               soil.

His               airplane               "Ray               Flamingo"               remained               on               top               of               Auyantepui               (which               means               "Devil's               Mountain"               in               English)               until               1970.

America's               James               ("Jimmy")               Crawford               Angel               was               born               on               August               1,               1899               in               Springfield,               Missouri.
               References:               
               Encyclopaedia               Britannica               Book               of               the               Year               1995,               Encyclopaedia               Britannica,               Inc               Chicago
               Fanger,               Iris               M.

"Fernando               Bujones:               On               the               Road               To               Boston",               Dance               Magazine,               May               1991
               Informatodo               1970,               Editorial               Reader's               Digest               S.A,               México               DF,               1969               (Spanish)
               Litsky,               Frank               "The               Seoul               Olympics:               Swimming;               Suriname's               Nesty               Stuns               Field",               The               New               York               Times,               September               21,               1988
               Records               &               Datos               Latinoamericanos,               Editorial               América               S.A,               Virginia               Gardens,               1988               (Spanish)
               The               World               Almanac               and               Book               of               Facts               1984,               New               Jersey,               1983
               United               States               Embassy,               Honoring               The               Past               Imagining               The               Future,               Lima,               1998
               15,000               Nuevas               Miniobiografías,               Editorial               América               S.A,               Virginia               Gardens,               1989






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