HE Carlos Augusto R. Santos-Neves
His Excellency Carlos Augusto R. Santos-Neves, Ambassador of Brazil to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Ambassador Carlos Augusto R. Santos-Neves was born in Rio de Janeiro in 1944. He joined the Brazilian diplomatic service in 1966 and was first appointed an ambassador in 1987.
Diplomatic assignments abroad- (2003 - February 2008) Ambassador to the Russian Federation
- (2003 - February 2008) Non-resident Ambassador to Belarus, Georgia, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan
- (2003 - 2006) Non-resident Ambassador to Kazakhstan
- (2001 - 2003) Consul General in Houston
- (1996 - 1999) Ambassador to Canada
- (1992 - 1996) Ambassador to Mexico
- (1995 - 1996) Non-resident Ambassador to Belize
- (1988 - 1992) Consul General in New York
- Other postings: Buenos Aires (Embassy); Hong Kong (Consulate General); Geneva (Delegation to UN/GATT)
- (1999 - 2001) Secretary for Policy Planning to the Foreign Minister
- (1985 - 1988) Chief of Staff to the Secretary General of the Foreign Ministry
- (1977 - 1979) Assistant to the Foreign Minister
- (1981) Instituto Rio Branco (Brazilian diplomatic academy), Brasília: Doctorate
- (1969 - 1970) Columbia University, New York: Postgraduate course in Political Science
- (1968) Fundação Getulio Vargas (Getulio Vargas Foundation) - Postgraduate School of Economics, Rio de Janeiro: MBA in Finance
- (1965) Instituto Rio Branco, Brasília: BA Summa cum Laude
- Argentina
- Chile
- Denmark
- France (Legion of Honour, Order of Merit)
- Germany
- Mexico
- Nigeria
- Venezuela (Francisco de Miranda, Simon Bolívar)
- Order of Rio Branco
- Order of the Navy
- Order of the Army
- Order of the Air Force
- Married to Mary Joan Hershberger (from Dayton, Ohio), who holds a BA in History from the University of Wisconsin and an MA in Latin American Studies from New York University
- Children:
- Miguel-Edward, 29 (BA in History from Brown University, Rhode Island, United States; currently PhD research fellow in Comparative Literature)
- Carolina-Louise, 27 (BA in History from Brown University; currently editor at the Epicurious culinary website in New York)
- Gabriel-Charles, 20 (reading History at Edinburgh University, Scotland)

