I am concerned, even though we have not had any major national disasters that required a global emergency response, thankfully, recently, we have humanitarian needs that are alarming around the world.

More must be done to invest in civil society and to provide alternative livelihoods, education, and opportunities for youth.

How will these programs be more effective than in the past? What makes them different?

Central American nations need support to address the root causes of unrest, but it ultimately depends on the leaders of each country.

These governments must be willing to make hard choices and address the needs of their own citizens.

What commitments are the three Presidents prepared to make in terms of enhancing civilian police, providing accountability for any human rights abuses?

I hope your efforts include a public diplomacy component that can prevail over the lies of druglords and criminals.

While the United States has a role to play in helping Central America, we cannot and should not do this alone.

Last summer, a humanitarian crisis came to our doorstep, with nearly 70,000 unaccompanied minors fleeing their home.

The United States cannot be the world's policeman. As I have said before, no one nation can or should address today's global challenges alone.

What can we do to defuse tensions? What would it take to get those negotiations back on track?