Interamerican Scout Jamboree

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The Interamerican Scout Jamboree is the biggest event of the Interamerican Scout Region. It is held every four years in a different country of the region. The host country is elected during the Interamerican Scout Conference. Ecuador was announced as the host of the 15th Interamerican Scout Jamboree at the XXV Interamerican Scout Conference in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on 21 September 2013.

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List of Interamerican Jamborees

YearEventLocationCountryName/ThemeDatesAttendanceNations
19651st Pan-American Jamboree Rio de Janeiro Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
19702nd Pan-American Jamboree Asuncion Flag of Paraguay.svg  Paraguay
19743rd Pan-American Jamboree Bogota Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia IntegrationJanuary 4–11, 1974
19814th Pan-American Jamboree Porto Alegre Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil
19855th Pan-American Jamboree Kingston Flag of Jamaica.svg  Jamaica
19896th Pan-American Jamboree Villarrica Flag of Chile.svg  Chile Astral Jamboree - Southern Dreams
19907th Pan-American Jamboree La Calera Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia Jam Am - Americas Jamboree
19928th Pan-American Jamboree Tramandai Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Columbus Jamboree. 500th year of the Discovery of the Americas
19949th Pan-American Jamboree Cochabamba Flag of Bolivia.svg  Bolivia December 29, 1994

- January 4, 1995

199610th Pan-American Jamboree Muxbal Flag of Guatemala.svg  Guatemala May 30 - April 6, 1996
200111th Pan-American Jamboree Iguazu Falls Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil Starting with JoyJanuary 7–12, 20018,000
200512th Pan-American Scout Jamboree San Rafael Flag of Argentina.svg  Argentina One Continent, One HopeJanuary 8–16, 20057,000
200813th Pan-American Scout Jamboree Cuzco Flag of Peru.svg  Peru Canceled
201013th Pan-American Scout Jamboree Tepoztlan Flag of Mexico.svg  Mexico JamPan 2010 - The Adventure of the Fifth Element / Explore Our Territory, Discover Your SpiritJuly 10–18, 20101,52313
201314th Interamerican Scout Jamboree Mosquera Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia JamCam 2013 - I Live My Own Adventure / Rediscovery of the AmericasJanuary 3–12, 20133,26023
201715th Interamerican Scout Jamboree Guayaquil Flag of Ecuador.svg  Ecuador JamCam 2017December 27, 2016

- January 2, 2017

202016th Interamerican Scout Jamboree Foz do Iguaçu [1] Flag of Brazil.svg  Brazil JamCam 2020January 4-10, 2020
202517th Interamerican Scout Jamboree Cali [2] Flag of Colombia.svg  Colombia Americas United for PeaceDecember 27, 2025 - January 2, 2026

13th Pan-American Scout Jamboree

Peru 2008

The 13th Pan-American Scout Jamboree would have taken place in the Cuzco, Peru, in the vicinity of the famous architecture of Machu Picchu. The Association of Scouts of Peru sent a letter to retiring itself as the South American Jamboree host to "avoid paperwork" and "problems". Throughout the 12th Pan-American Scout Jamboree Argentina 2005 and 2006 Peru promoted the 13th Pan-American Scout Jamboree in Peru.

JamPan 2009 reschedule

It was decided to postpone the 13th Pan-American Scout Jamboree to be held in Mexico during December 2009, to avoid the risks by the outbreak of H1N1 influenza at the time.

JamPan 2010 venue change

The Organizing Committee of 13th Pan-American Scout Jamboree made the decision to change the venue of the event, to be held from July 10 to 18 2010, from Alameda Park 2000, located in the City of Toluca, in the state of Mexico, to the Scout Training Camp "Meztitla" located in the town of Tepoztlan, in the state of Morelos.

This decision was made based on the following aspects, which were duly tested:

JamPan 2010 theme song controversy

The official song for the JamPan 2010 was "Discover Your Spirit". The song was sung by Nudo, a Scout band from Mexico. After appearing in various events organized by the ASMAC, Nudo was excluded from participating in the JamPan 2010, where they were scheduled to do a presentation to the participants during the opening ceremony, without explanation involved. [3]

14th Interamerican Scout Jamboree/1st Interamerican Scout Camporee

Event name change and event separation

Originally this event was called "Pan-American Scout Jamboree", where countries of Latin America and the Caribbean were regular participants, but the Interamerican Scout Committee decided to change the name to "Interamerican Scout Jamboree" for including USA and Canada in this event, In the preview year, these countries were invited.

Usually, Scouts from 11 to 15 years of age had a special program during the Pan-American Scout Jamborees, but after the 2010 Interamerican Scout Conference, the Interamerican Scout Committee decided to separate the events and create the "JamCam". Scouts were placed in the Camporee, and Venturers in the Jamboree, both with similar programs and held in the same venue. JamCam will be the new promotional name for the Interamerican Scout Jamboree and Camporee, replacing the JamPan, which stood for "Jamboree Panamericano", Spanish for Pan-American Scout Jamboree.

JamCam 2013 venue change

The JamCam 2013 was planned to be held in "La Florida" Park, located in Bogota, Colombia. This park hosted the 3rd Pan-American Jamboree. By-law of the District Government as to the use of public space, the IDRD told the JamCam 2013 Organizing Committee in December 2012 that it was confirmed that "La Florida" Park would host the Jamboree and the Camporee, but they left the park open to the general public income. This puts at risk the logistical, administrative and security of the events.

References

  1. "16º Jamboree Escoteiro Interamericano e 3º Camporee Escoteiro Interamericano". www.escoteiros.org.br. Archived from the original on 2018-05-10. Retrieved 2018-05-10.
  2. https://www.jamcam2025.com/
  3. "Home - Milenio - Grupo Milenio". Blogs.milenio.com. Retrieved 2014-02-18.[ permanent dead link ]