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Line 2: − − LAFTA now includes: − * Argentine Republic, − * Republic of Bolivia, − * Federative Republic of Brazil, − * Republic of Chile, − * Republic of Colombia, − * Republic of Cuba, − * Republic of Ecuador, − * United Mexican States, − * Republic of Panama, − * Republic of Paraguay, − * Republic of Peru, − * Eastern Republic of Uruguay − * and the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. −
Latin American Free Trade Association (view source)
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Some supporters of these free trade agreements claim that they help Latin American countries develop [[economic]] [[independence]] from foreign powers. But free trade can often enrich multinational corporations while causing a loss in small business jobs.
Some supporters of these free trade agreements claim that they help Latin American countries develop [[economic]] [[independence]] from foreign powers. But free trade can often enrich multinational corporations while causing a loss in small business jobs.
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[[Category:Treaties]]