Subject: Re: Colombia Infrastructure
From: "Jay Rouse" <[email-masked]>
To: "Hunter Biden" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2011 17:37:37 -0400

Two things:
Did you see that Lockhart left Glover Park for Facebook?  Could be a  
good idea for Beau to
reach out to him about his anti- child predator idea for Facebook.

Marnie and the kids are still on Long Island let me know if you want  
to grab dinner in the hood,
or smoke a cigar. I'm around

JR

On Jul 20, 2011, at 9:37 AM, Hunter Biden wrote:

> On my way
>
> R. Hunter Biden
> Rosemont Seneca Partners
> 202-333-1880
>
> On Jul 20, 2011, at 9:20 AM, Jay Rouse <[email-masked]> wrote:
>
>> In the office, where are you?
>> On Jul 20, 2011, at 9:18 AM, Hunter Biden wrote:
>>
>>> Where r u,
>>>
>>> R. Hunter Biden
>>> Rosemont Seneca Partners
>>> 202-333-1880
>>>
>>> On Jul 20, 2011, at 8:57 AM, Jay Rouse <[email-masked]> wrote:
>>>
>>>> Santos invites Spanish firms to improve Colombia infrastructure
>>>> TUESDAY, 19 JULY 2011 08:17	MATT SNYDER
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> President Juan Manuel Santos invited Spanish construction  
>>>> corporations to partner with Colombian firms to revamp Colombia's  
>>>> infrastructure, Colombian media reported Monday.
>>>>
>>>> Santos addressed representatives from 80 Spanish corporations  
>>>> yesterday at the Colombia-Spain Forum on Infrastructure and  
>>>> Housing.
>>>>
>>>> The president encouraged Colombian and Spanish firms to form  
>>>> connections so that they might partner and compete for an  
>>>> impressive array of Colombia public building projects scheduled  
>>>> to begin in the near future. The governemnt is expected to spend  
>>>> $17.6 billion on infrastructure in 2014 and $56 billion over the  
>>>> next 10 years.
>>>>
>>>> "I understand that 170 billateral connections have already been  
>>>> made," Santos said, at the close of the forum. "Of these 170, if  
>>>> just 20% result in partnerships and work, that would be wonderful."
>>>>
>>>> Both Santos and Transportation Minister Germain Cardona  
>>>> highlighted the opportunities for foreign construction firms in  
>>>> improving what they regarded as Colombia's dilapidated  
>>>> infrastructure. "We want tot get a message not only to Spain, but  
>>>> to the world that good partnerships with Colombian firms have a  
>>>> lot to do because the backlog on infrastructure is evident," said  
>>>> Cardona. Santos noted that Colombia's infrastructure was "the  
>>>> most backward," and "needs more stimulus, more investment."
>>>>
>>>> Jose Blanco, the Spanish minister of development, was also in  
>>>> attendence and noted the dynamism of Colombia's economy and  
>>>> society and praised the "relevance of Colombia internationally."  
>>>> Blanco added that many Spanish companies were interested in new  
>>>> construction projects in Colombia. "There are many Spanish  
>>>> companies that want to cooperate with Colombia to promote this  
>>>> ambitious government infrastructure plan."
>>>>
>>>> Minister Cardona invited Spanish firms to submit bids for the  
>>>> initial stage of the infrastructure plan that will be worth $681  
>>>> million.
>>>>
>>>> Jay Rouse
>>>> Strategic Campaigns International
>>>> 1010 Wisconsin Avenue, NW suite 705
>>>> Washington, DC 20007
>>>>
>>>> Office -- +1 202 446 - 0484
>>>> Cell -- +1 202 262 -3196
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>
>> Jay Rouse
>> Strategic Campaigns International
>> 1010 Wisconsin Avenue, NW suite 705
>> Washington, DC 20007
>>
>> Office -- +1 202 446 - 0484
>> Cell -- +1 202 262 -3196
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>

Jay Rouse
Strategic Campaigns International
1010 Wisconsin Avenue, NW suite 705
Washington, DC 20007

Office -- +1 202 446 - 0484
Cell -- +1 202 262 -3196