Javier Rupérez
Javier Rupérez combined a diplomatic career with elected politics. After serving as Spain’s ambassador to the United States in 2000–2004, he became executive director of the United Nations Security Council’s Counter-Terrorism Committee Executive Directorate. He then served as Spain’s consul general in Chicago in 2007–2011. In an interview with the International Catalan Institute for Peace, he discussed the international response to terrorism from those successive positions. 1, 2
Washington Appointments
- Spain — Ambassador, 2000–2004
Sources
- Javier Rupérez — International Catalan Institute for Peace interview
Peace in Progress, September 2011; Washington, CTED, and Chicago
- Secretary-General appoints Javier Rupérez — United Nations
SG/A/873–BIO/3570, 18 May 2004
- Spain — U.S. Chief of Protocol incoming representatives
- Repertorio diplomático español
Biography checked 2026-10-29.
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