a policy report that reviews the main issues and offers recommendations for policy and action–for governments, international organizations, and private groups. The report is published and widely circulated throughout the hemisphere. Publications The Dialogue publishes a daily news service, the Latin American Advisor, that reports on major events and trends in the region. Two additional newsletters, the Latin American Energy Advisor and the Latin American Financial Services Advisor, are published weekly and biweekly respectively. Along with reports published by each of the programs throughout the year, the Dialogue published editions of the book Unfulfilled Promises: Latin America Today in 2019 in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Funding The Dialogue's funding comes from a diverse group of corporations, governments, foundations and multilateral organizations. In 2018, grants and contributions represented 35% of the Dialogue's revenue, government grants accounted for 26% and the corporate program provided an additional 15% of the think-tank's funding. Major donors span the globe, from foundations in El Salvador, Ford Foundation, Henry Luce Foundation, Vidanta Foundation and the Van Leer Foundation. Several governments, such as Switzerland, South Korea, and the United States, provide funding through their foreign affairs ministries. Major private sector donors from around the world, including the BMW Corporation, Pearson, and Ladrillera Santafé financially support the Dialogue, as do many individual donors from the United States and Latin America. The Dialogue's mission is also supported by multilateral organizations that work in the region, like the CAF-Development Bank of Latin America, the Inter-American Development Bank, and the Organization of American States. Members The Dialogue has 124 members from Latin America, the United States, Canada, the Caribbean, and Spain. 20 of its members served as presidents of their countries, three dozen served at the cabinet level, 17 served in national legislatures, 25 are leaders in business or finance sectors, and seven are associated with the media. Board of directors Inter-American Dialogue is currently chaired by former President of Costa Rica Laura Chinchilla and former U.S. Department of State Thomas A. Shannon Jr. Its vice-chairs are Mack McLarty, former White House Chief of Staff, and L. Enrique Garcia, president of CAF – Development Bank of Latin America. Other members of the Board of Directors: Fernando Henrique Cardoso (Brazil) David de Ferranti (US) Carla Anderson Hills (US) Donna J. Hrinak (US) Enrique V. Iglesias (Uruguay) Earl Jarrett (Jamaica) Ricardo Lagos (Chile) Susana Malcorra (Argentina) Maria Fernanda Teixeira (Brazil) Roberto Teixeira da Costa