REGIONAL INTEGRATION AND POLI TICAL COOPERATION IN LATIN AMERICA
For the first time in two hundred years, global financial crisis has not brought havoc to Latin America. [...]CELAC was an initiative of Mexican president Felipe Calderón, a conservative from a signatory of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), who won the 2006 election in Mexico in part...
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