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By Z. Arashiro

The first distinctive old account of the unfastened alternate quarter of the Americas (FTAA) negotiations, this e-book covers the genesis of the venture within the early Nineteen Nineties to its dying in overdue 2003.

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However, the content to be addressed by the summit was still to be defined and in the year following the announcement, the challenge of building an agenda acceptable for all parties became evident. For the Clinton administration, democracy was a guiding principle in its relationships with governments in the hemisphere. S. goals in the hemisphere, Clinton commented: Now, we [the United States] are the home of democracy. We are the home of expanded trade. We are the country that, of all the great democracies of the world, has the most racial and ethnic and cultural and religious diversity.

Despite those incentives, Brazil was not a vocal proponent of a hemispheric trade area. 31 The Andean Community Members of the Andean Community32 were at an intermediary level of trade dependence on the United States. 33 Colombia deserves special mention as it was among the Latin American countries that most celebrated the EAI. Referring to the Colombian government’s enthusiasm, one scholar commented, “all that is lacking is a verification of miracles that would elevate [the EAI] to the status of sainthood.

Administration for immediately acting on trade initiatives with Latin American countries. The first trade ministerial meeting took place in Denver in June 1995. The ministers responsible for trade reinforced the commitment to complete negotiations by 2005, and agreed to build on existing bilateral and subregional trade agreements to construct a balanced FTAA, consistent with WTO rules. S. push for countries to consider joining international conventions on intellectual property was excluded from the final declaration.

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