Mr. Solomont´s Conference has started

Mr. Solomont speaking

Mr. Solomont pointed out that Obama´s Administration is putting an enourmos effort to improve the American Government. He referred to Obama as “a change” not only to the United States, but also to its foreign affairs.

According to the Ambassador, Obama dealt with new electors during his campaign, most of them young and hispanic people. This probably helped him in his way to be elected President of the United States.

The Ambassador put special interest in talking about new technologies used during Obama´s Campaign, that help for an approach and interaction between electors and candidates.

At this moment he continues answering student´s questions.

Ambassador´s Solomont Press Conference

Ambassador Solomont arriving at the UPF

The Conference has started with Professor Caminada´s Speech and introduction to Mr. Solomont.
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Getting started

The students preparing por the conference

Interpreters, journalists, students, professors, everybody wants to be a part in Ambassador´s Solomont´s Press Conference. Checking connections, updating blogs, twittering, there´s a lot to do and so little time. Ambassador Solomont is about to arrive, he will introduce himself first, and after that it will be student´s turn to ask questions.

American Ambassador, Alan Solomont, visiting Universitat Pompeu Fabra

American Ambassador to Spain, Alan D. Solomont, will be helding a Press Conference at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra on Friday, March 5^th. There is a high expectation between students and professors since Mr. Salomont only arrived in Spain in January, and is visiting Barcelona for the first time officially. Has he had any professional experience related to Spain before? What are his goals as an Ambassador to Spain? There is a lot to talk about, please send us your questions!

Alan D. Solomont Bio

President Barack Obama nominated Alan D. Solomont, of Massachusetts, to be Ambassador of the United States of America to Spain and Andorra in August 2009. The nomination was confirmed by the U.S. Senate on December 24. He presented his credentials to His Majesty King Juan Carlos I of Spain on January 27, 2010.