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Ambassador Danilovich Begins Work in Brazil

FORMER U.S. ambassador to CostaRica John Danilovich has begun work athis new position as U.S. ambassador toBrazil. Danilovich was U.S. ambassadorto Costa Rica from 2001 until May of thisyear (TT, May 14).A new U.S. ambassador to Costa Ricawill not be named until after theNovember election in the United States,according to Elaine Samson, spokeswomanfor the U.S. Embassy in San José.

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