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Robert Pastor [r]: Professor of International Relations and co-director, Center for North American Studies and Center for Democracy, American University; Vice President of International Affairs 2002-2007; advisory council, J Street; Director, Latin American and Caribbean Program, China Project, and Democracy Program, The Carter Center, 1985-1998; senior advisor to Jimmy Carter’s, Colin Powell’s, and Sam Nunn’s mission to restore constitutional government to Haiti (1994); director of Latin American and Caribbean Affairs, National Security Council (1977 to 1981)