Rose M. Likins Índice Biografía Referencias Véase también Enlaces externos Menú de navegaciónEmbajada de los Estados Unidos en el PerúRose M. LikinsRose M. Likins

Nacidos en 1959MujeresEmbajadores de Estados Unidos en PerúEmbajadores de Estados Unidos en El SalvadorEmbajadorasVirginianosGrandes cruces de la Orden El Sol del Perú


Virginia1959Universidad de Mary Washington






Rose M. Likins


Rose McCartney Likins (* Virginia, 1959 - ) es una diplomática estadounidense, Embajadora de los Estados Unidos de América en el Perú del 2010 hasta 2014.




Índice





  • 1 Biografía


  • 2 Referencias


  • 3 Véase también


  • 4 Enlaces externos




Biografía


Rose es originaria del Estado de Virginia. Es hija de Eugene McCartney and Merlyn Houghland. Hizo sus estudios superiores en la Universidad de Mary Washington. Casada con John Likins, tiene 2 hijos.


Es miembro de carrera del Servicio Diplomático de los Estados Unidos, habiendo servido en México, Paraguay, Bulgaria y El Salvador.[1]​



Referencias



  1. ↑ Embajada de los Estados Unidos en el Perú



Véase también


  • Anexo:Embajadores de Estados Unidos en el Perú


Enlaces externos










Predecesor:
Anne W. Patterson

Embajador de Estados Unidos en El Salvador
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2000 – 2003
Sucesor:
H. Douglas Barclay
Predecesor:
P. Michael McKinley

Embajador de Estados Unidos en el Perú
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2010 – 2014
Sucesor:
Brian A. Nichols


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  • Wd Datos: Q3941416


  • Commonscat Multimedia: Rose M. Likins









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