Rio Group - List of Summit Meetings

List of Summit Meetings

Summit Year City Seat country
I 1987 Acapulco Mexico
II 1988 Montevideo Uruguay
III 1989 Ica Peru
IV 1990 Caracas Venezuela
V 1991 Cartagena Colombia
VI 1992 Buenos Aires Argentina
VII 1993 Santiago Chile
VIII 1994 Rio de Janeiro Brazil
IX 1995 Quito Ecuador
X 1996 Cochabamba Bolivia
XI 1997 Asunción Paraguay
XII 1998 Panama City Panama
XIII 1999 Veracruz Mexico
XIV 2000 Cartagena Colombia
XV 2001 Santiago Chile
XVI 2002 San José Costa Rica
XVII 2003 Cusco Peru
XVIII 2004 Rio de Janeiro Brazil
XIX 2007 Georgetown Guyana
XX 2008 Santo Domingo Dominican Republic
XXI 2009 Zacatecas Mexico
XXII 2009 Managua Nicaragua
XXIII 2010 Cancun Mexico

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