Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Alfredo Toro Hardy (born in Caracas on May 22, 1950) is a Venezuelan diplomat, scholar and public intellectual and the current Ambassador of his country to Singapore. He has occupied some of Venezuela's top ambassadorial posts including Washington, London, Madrid and Brasilia, taught at several universities both in Venezuela and abroad, directed academic institutions in the field of foreign policy and written extensively on international affairs. According to renowned author and scholar Kishore Mahbubani: \"About 12% of the world's population lives in the West and 88% live outside. Yet, the strong, diverse voices of the 88% are rarely heard. Alfredo Toro Hardy provides one such voice that needs to be heard\". British historian and author Robert Harvey wrote: \"One does not have to coincide with all of Toro Hardy's views in order to recognize that he is one of the most articulated and experienced voices not only from Latin America but from the developing world\". Cambridge University scholar Geoffrey Hawthorn stated: \"Alfredo Toro Hardy has a rare and distinctive voice. No-one can come away from his essays without seeing the world in new ways\""@en }
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- Alfredo_Toro_Hardy abstract "Alfredo Toro Hardy (born in Caracas on May 22, 1950) is a Venezuelan diplomat, scholar and public intellectual and the current Ambassador of his country to Singapore. He has occupied some of Venezuela's top ambassadorial posts including Washington, London, Madrid and Brasilia, taught at several universities both in Venezuela and abroad, directed academic institutions in the field of foreign policy and written extensively on international affairs. According to renowned author and scholar Kishore Mahbubani: \"About 12% of the world's population lives in the West and 88% live outside. Yet, the strong, diverse voices of the 88% are rarely heard. Alfredo Toro Hardy provides one such voice that needs to be heard\". British historian and author Robert Harvey wrote: \"One does not have to coincide with all of Toro Hardy's views in order to recognize that he is one of the most articulated and experienced voices not only from Latin America but from the developing world\". Cambridge University scholar Geoffrey Hawthorn stated: \"Alfredo Toro Hardy has a rare and distinctive voice. No-one can come away from his essays without seeing the world in new ways\"".