Minister of Economy and Finance Alvaro Garcia of Uruguay

for small as well as large dairy producers in South Dakota.

at over 60 events within and outside the State and overseas.

the National Professional Dairy Heifer Growers Association.

of distillers grains in dairy cattle diets.

dairy profitability and the 2006 SDSU Gamma Sigma Delta Award in Extension.

Garcia was recognized for his work with Winrock International.

Garcia took part in Winrock's John Ogonowski Farmer-to-Farmer Program.

professor of dairy science at SDSU, as well as an Extension dairy specialist.

Alvaro Garcia has a lazy left eye.

Jose Garcia is bowlegged (legs curve outward at the knee.

Garcia had a way of making radical explanations seem reasonable, and given that Bolivia was staring into the abyss, people were ready to listen.

Garcia had joined the MAS ticket during the election as part of a compromise between Morales and the social movements to his left.

Born in the town of Cochabamba as the youngest of three siblings, Garcia was a shy child and an obsessive reader, one of his brothers recalls.

As a past president of the Bolivian Bankers Association and head of the Bank of Boston in La Paz, I confirm that Alvaro Garcia is probably the most intriguing political figure in Latin America today.

And Garcia is convinced that “Our America” – that America south of the Rio Grande espoused by Jose Marti - is now the world’s main stage for revolutionary change.

Interviewed on BBC December 23, Noam Chomsky asserted that the “election of Morales reflects the entry on the political scene in the continent calls for an “indigenous nation.

The question remains; what comes after struggle against neo-liberalism; what does post neo-liberalism have to do with socialism? Does post neo-liberalism necessarily imply a type of socialism? That is another discussion, among social movements, intellectuals, and leaders – and a discussion too inside our government.

La Paz, Aug 25 Vice President Alvaro Garcia said seven of ten Bolivians support the process of change undertaken by the Evo Morales government since January 2006.

Garcia has conducted the Yale Philharmonia, Solisti New York Orchestra, Norwalk Symphony, Racine Symphony, Daejeon Philharmonic (South Korea), and Festival des Artes Orchestra (Brazil.

Garcia has performed in Spain, Italy, England, Portugal, South Korea, Brazil, and throughout the United States of America.

Alvaro Garcia is an Associate Professor of Music at UW-Parkside and Director of Orchestral Studies.

Garcia joined the Dairy Science Department on January 22, 2001.