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The Miami Herald | 09/01/2002 | Perpetual Debtors: Is The Helping Hand To Latin
To growing numbers of latin americans, the sound of debt I Am is not the only latinAmerican movie a former Clinton administration commerce Department official
http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/business/3974680.htm

Extractions: In the Colombian movie As the actor's caper unfolds in To growing numbers of Latin Americans, the sound of debt moratorium is not only music to their ears but a familiar tune. Three successive U.S. administrations have pushed economic reforms in Latin America, ranging from reducing the size and role of government to giving business unfettered rein. But the region faces old problems: elusive prosperity, debt defaults, threats of more defaults and angry citizens. ''A reform strategy that promised to bring unprecedented prosperity has failed, in an almost unprecedented way,'' Joseph E. Stiglitz, winner of this year's Nobel prize in economics, said in a speech to the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean.
The Case Against Cuba Sanctions ~ Latin Business Chronicle
economic programs with a focus on latin America writeoff the concerns of Americanswhose properties Societies that open to commerce across their borders will
http://www.escapeartist.com/efam/39/lbc_cuba.html

Extractions: by Escape from America Magazine U.S. travel and commerce would bring a flow of information, ideas, and influence to Cuba August 2002 On the eve of Congressional consideration of amendments affecting U.S. economic sanctions against Cuba, the State Department has released a 20-page "white paper" to bolster its point of view. The paper may well reveal the Administration's real reason for wanting to deny Americans the right to travel freely to Cuba: it does not want Americans to see how distorted is their own government's presentation of Cuban reality. Travel The paper warns that "Americans [sic] travel abroad can have significant foreign policy and national security implications and can damage the national interest." It does not explain why travel is not restricted to countries that pose significant security risks, such as China or Iran. Instead, the paper argues that tourism "props up the Castro government," but "if U.S. tourists could stay where they liked, and had real contact with average Cubans, it might be different." Supposedly because a state travel agency books hotel reservations, "virtually every tourist booking is under government control, and most tourists are effectively confined to a few tourist ghettoes." President Bush, at a May 20 rally in Miami, said that trade with Cuba "would do nothing more than line the pockets of Fidel Castro and his cronies."
Policy Detail
and the US Chamber of commerce strongly support opportunities it will present bothAmericans and Chileans the highest real incomes in latin America (calculated
http://www.aaccla.org/policy/detail.asp?PolicyIssueID=38
Americas
Center for Higher Education in latin America and the The Framework for Global ElectronicCommerce, The White about efforts to provide all americans with access
http://europa.eu.int/ISPO/ecommerce/regions/americas.html

Extractions: PDF documents : DA DE EL EN ... Canadian Consumer handbook , presented on 16 April 1999 by the Canadian Ministers responsible for Consumer Affairs, contains useful and timely consumer tips on a variety of issues such as privacy, telemarketing, consumer fraud, refund or exchange and electronic commerce. NUA Internet Surveys on South America
End The Banana Row
economies in the Caribbean, Africa and latin America who The Europeans and Americansare at odds with world, the International Chamber of commerce shares their
http://www.iccwbo.org/home/news_archives/1999/end_the_banana_row.asp

Extractions: Paris, 15 March 1999 The last thing the world needs in the aftermath of economic and financial crises in Asia, Russia and Latin America is for the two biggest trade blocks to persist in their banana squabble while the rest of us look on in dismay and disbelief. Pointing the finger of blame will not help and brinkmanship or posturing will only make matters worse. Until now the WTO dispute settlement process has worked remarkably well, imposing the rule of law instead of the law of the jungle in trade disputes, and it must not be endangered in any way. The European Union castigates the US for penalizing a bizarre collection of 14 European products, from cashmere sweaters to cheese, biscuit, candles and handbags. The Americans claim that they are justified because the EU has persistently defied WTO rulings that would oblige the Europeans to cease favouring banana exporters in the Caribbean and Africa over American companies operating in Latin America. Ironically, neither the EU nor the US exports bananas. The issue here is one of market access for poor economies in the Caribbean, Africa and Latin America who seek market access for a product that is vital to their economies.
About AACCLA
a reservoir of good will toward latin America and through the US Chamberled Americansfor Better Americas, a US Chamber of commerce initiative established to
http://www.amchamtt.com/aboutaaccla.htm
International Tourists Intrigued With United States (Restaurants USA, June/July
report by the US Department of commerce's International trade Administration, Tourism LatinAmericans predominantly landed in Florida and New York
http://www.restaurant.org/research/magarticle.cfm?ArticleID=471
South Florida Multi-Cultural Directory
ItalyAmerica Chamber of commerce Southeast One SE community in South Florida andAmericans interested in latin Builders Association 782 NW 42nd Ave., Suite
http://southflorida.sun-sentinel.com/news/multicultural/biz1.htm
Stetson Law -- Doing Business In Latin America
McMahon, Senior Corporate Attorney, Microsoft, latin America Division and Other ECommerceLeaders. or services, as addressed in the americans with Disabilities
http://www.law.stetson.edu/cle/pubs/latinamer.htm

Extractions: Master of Laws (LL.M.) Program in Stetson University College of Law is proud to sponsor this interdisciplinary training program. It is designed to show lawyers and business people in the Tampa Bay area the practical and legal issues of doing business with Latin America. The program is particularly valuable to the small firm or business that has yet to take advantage of our globalized economy and especially opportunities available through the Internet. Program speakers include Buddy MacKay , White House Special Envoy for the Americas; Sam Gibbons
- HISPANIC Trends.com - October 2002 - Coast To Coast
to the growing presence of Hispanic americans in middle the new Hispanic Chamber ofCommerce of Nebraska hopes to help Nebraskas latin entrepreneurs overcome
http://www.hispaniconline.com/trends/2002/oct/coast/

Extractions: Vibrant Changes Coming to Chamber of the Americas www.chamberoftheamericas.com Auto Dealers Form Auto Group www.ushcc.com Get Listed on the Web The U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce has launched an online directory of U.S. Hispanic businesses. Sponsored by a grant from Ford Motor Company, the directory is free. For more information, contact the USHCC (see above) or visit www.ushccbusinessdirectory.com Latin Business Leaders Stand Against Secession in L.A.
OAS Foreign Trade Info System
Organization of American States resources includes full text of major trade agreements and investment treaties, a trade forum and trade data.
http://www.sice.oas.org/
Free Trade Area Of The Americas- FTAA
español français português sitemap az list Antigua and Barbuda Argentina Bahamas Barbados Belize Bolivia Brazil Canada Chile Colombia Costa Rica Dominica Dominican Republic Ecuador El Salvador Grenada Guatemala Guyana Haiti Honduras Jamaica
http://www.ftaa-alca.org/Alca_e.asp

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