Costa Rica’s Government Council chooses new ambassador to Ecuador
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- Costa Rica’s Government Council appointed diplomat Georgina Guillén as ambassador to Ecuador.
- Guillén joined the Foreign Ministry in 2001 and has held posts in Jamaica, at the United Nations and at Casa Amarilla.
Costa Rica’s Government Council selected Georgina Guillén as the country’s new ambassador to Ecuador. Guillén joined the Foreign Ministry in 2001 and has more than two decades of diplomatic experience.
Her previous assignments have included Jamaica, the United Nations and Casa Amarilla, the Foreign Ministry’s headquarters. The appointment places a career diplomat with experience in those settings in charge of Costa Rica’s representation in Ecuador.
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