Craig A. Kelly

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Craig A. Kelly greets Condoleezza Rice upon arrival in Santiago International Airport, April 28, 2005

Craig A. Kelly is a United States diplomat.^[1] He was US Ambassador to Chile from 2004-2007.^[1]

Education

Ambassador Kelly attended Servite High School (Anaheim, California) and UCLA. He holds a Ph.D in Romance Languages and European History.^[1]

Ambassador Kelly speaks Spanish, Italian, French and Portuguese.^[2]

v t e United States Ambassadors to Latin America

Argentina: Vilma Socorro Martínez Bolivia: Vacant Brazil: Liliana Ayalde Chile: Alejandro D. Wolff Colombia: P. Michael McKinley Costa Rica: Anne Slaughter Andrew Cuba: John Caulfield Dominican Republic: Raul Yzaguirre Ecuador: Adam Namm El Salvador: Vacant Honduras: Lisa Kubiske Mexico: Earl Anthony Wayne Nicaragua: Phyllis M. Powers Organization of American States: Carmen Lomellin Panama: Jonathan D. Farrar Paraguay: James H. Thessin Peru: Rose M. Likins Suriname: Jay N. Anania Uruguay: David Nelson Venezuela: Vacant

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