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... the Ecuadorean representative has opposed each of the stands that Colombia
and the other member countries have taken in the negotiations to revitalize the
Cartagena Agreement and , in contrast , is defending " a bilateral , short - run ...
... the Ecuadorean representative has opposed each of the stands that Colombia
and the other member countries have taken in the negotiations to revitalize the
Cartagena Agreement and , in contrast , is defending " a bilateral , short - run ...
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... has to do with the political obligations that the signatories of the treaty assume .
They are : commitment by the five Central American countries to fully establish
representative democracy ; to establish a judiciary that is outside the influence ...
... has to do with the political obligations that the signatories of the treaty assume .
They are : commitment by the five Central American countries to fully establish
representative democracy ; to establish a judiciary that is outside the influence ...
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... community plans of the government established by the sovereign and
representative will of the Dominican people , as well as carrying out their
traditional functions as defenders of our sovereignty and independence and
maintaining public ...
... community plans of the government established by the sovereign and
representative will of the Dominican people , as well as carrying out their
traditional functions as defenders of our sovereignty and independence and
maintaining public ...
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COLOMBIA | 1 |
Capital Amounting to 50 Million Repatriated in | 8 |
Monetary Council Approves Plan To Promote Trade | 15 |
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | Latin America Report, Tema 40;Tema 86 JPRS (Series) |
| Colaborador | United States. Joint Publications Research Service |
| Editor | [Executive Office of the President], Federal Broadcast Information Service, Joint Publications Research Service, 1986 |
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