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Agenda for the Americas 2005

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Inter-American Dialogue WashingtonUS 2005Description: 16 pSubject(s):

PARTNERSHIP

Action note:

6/1/05 JOYD

Summary: Suggests that the U.S. government should join with the nations of Latin America and the Caribbean to establish robust partnerships to foster trade liberalization and economic growth, develop new migration policies, combat crime and violence, and strengthen democratic governance.

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Suggests that the U.S. government should join with the nations of Latin America and the Caribbean to establish robust partnerships to foster trade liberalization and economic growth, develop new migration policies, combat crime and violence, and strengthen democratic governance.