Who is Juan González, the Colombian close to Joe Biden and new director for the Occupational Hemisphere of the National Security Council

This year, January 8, Vice President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris will announce the additional members of the National Security Council. Between them is the number of Colombian Juan González Roman, who was named as director for the Occidental Hemisphere, is for Latin America.

González nació en Cartagena, donde vivió hasta los siete años. In a profile published by the diary El Spectador, it was created that football was played on the beach of Castillo Grande, when it was not visited by tourists.

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“At the moment, my mother is animating me and my father that we will move to the United States, then we will have a brighter experience of much more international. Y, even though my father initially preferred to work in Ecopetrol, he had a very good career, took the risk, sold everything and moved on in 1983 ″, account of González Román.

González was educated in New York. A graduate of the University of Georgetown, he volunteered at the Cuerpo de Paz in Guatemala.

In the profile published in the Colombian diary, I made sure that in 2004 I took my truck to complete his work in the governorate of the United States. Adelanto’s Master’s at Georgetown University and at the same time working in the Department of State, in the Office of Colombia.

Started in a super junior position while studying in Georgetown. Llegaba has the most temperamental possibilities, allowing the entry into the first hour of each day, and apparently ending its functions correctly at the university. I read the nocturnal classes I studied at the library. I have been doing this for three years of work and dedicated study ”, commented the cartagenero.

Fue escalando hasta que llegó a trabajar with Republicans for the George W. Bush administration. “It is my responsibility to organize my journey to Cartagena and to meet my potential. Versoen my nombraron asesor junior del subsecretario Thomas Shannon, una opoppunidad increíble de la que aprendí muchísimo”, Se lee en El Espectador.

The Colombian who spoke to Joe Biden

Luego occupied roles with the region during the administration of Barack Obama and Joe Biden. Assistant Deputy Secretary of State for the Assistance of the Occidental Hemisphere, and assessor especially the Biden and Director of the National Security Council for Latin America.

Gonzalez continues to work for the Democrats, one finalizing Obama’s second term. In 2017, the leader of the party’s bank in the Senate, Chuck Schumer, was appointed to the bipartisan commission for politicians on narcotics in the Hemisphere West. También also represented the Biden campaign in a labor union with Bernie Sanders for migrant workers.

In an interview with Infobae in October 2020, ahead of the presidential elections, González delineated what the Biden administration’s policy with the region was doing. ‘Go to work with lands that are listed for work and that are ambitious. The lands that are listed will have a natural ally in Joe Biden“, Aseguró.

González is also a very critical of Donald Trump’s politicians in Latin America: “has been defined as a part of an electoral strategy in the south of Florida without regard to the future of Venezuela, Cuba, and Nicaragua, and on the other hand by an anti-Hispanic and racist migration policy to appease the xenophobic base of the president ”.

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Concerning the Venezuelan crisis, González noted that it is “onmoontlike onundige que Nicolás Maduro es ahora un dictador, que ha perdido toda legitimidad por el sufrimiento que le ha infligido a el pueblo venezolano”.

I assure you that “it is unacceptable that millions of Venezuelans have to live in peace, and that Maduro is in power” and that there is “a time of responsibility”. ‘The humanitarian crisis in Venezuela is the culprit of manejan ese país. Deciding that there is nothing wrong with the political system in Venezuela is unreasonable or unwilling to admit the reality”, Definition.