Monthly Archives: March 2009
G20VOICE: My overreaching agenda
I will exhibit (from the G20 in London, 1-3 April, 2009) my non-existent skills through several LIVEBROADCASTWEBCASTS, i.e abuse of all free platforms available to mankind.
I will prey upon unsuspecting economists & general staff, and drag them in front of the webcam to ensure some shop talk. I aim to pleasure a terrified audience.
No doubt that CURVAS TV will give the term ‘reality show’ a new meaning. All in Shakespeare’s & Cervantes’s lingua.
My main hub for CURVAS TV (LIVE!) will be this blog.
However, plan B is:
MAIN CURVAS TV @ Mogulus
And if that one also fails,
LIVE CURVAS TV @ USTREAM
Taped BROADCAST can be seen at:
G20VOICE: The whimpy Bio
So, I was instructed to submit a short bio to G20VOICE. Needless to say, bios are always a mortifying experience.
Born in the Southern Hemisphere but raised in Scandinavia, Montserrat Nicolas lives her consultant life in Washington DC with her kid and long-suffering mate. Since 2005, she combats the notorious lack of information on hemispheric affairs in Latin America through her blog CURVAS POLITICAS. A simple blog that demands more accountability from ‘the powers that be’, and pushes for a real space for women in politics. She’s a columnist for LA NACION, and somehow (between her more boring communications strategies and regional analysis) wrote a book, which looks at the differences among poets, politicians and intellectuals. She is a true believer in the galactic swapping of knowledge, and in clogging up the googleian memory with hard facts.”
CURVAS TO THE G20
I’m still in shock over the invite I got from the folks at G20Voice, to participate at the G20 Summit in London April 2.
I will take part in what seems to be a “unique access to meet and put questions to leading thinkers, politicians, policymakers and high profile activists“, and “report” back my always irreverent observations to the happy guys surfing the Web.
I think I done pretty much nothing to deserve this, but will do my best.
