In 1994 the Miami Summit agreed to initiate solid mechanisms for the promotion of investments, development and integration of capital markets, the creation of a hemispheric structure, recognition of the burden posed by the foreign debt, and progress in cooperation related to energy, telecommunications, science, technology and tourism. These priorities for Latin Am and the Caribbean have been lacking serious efforts, SELA states, compared with those of free trade. The Third warning concerns the contribution amount expected from each country, and, what they will get in return. The document also analyses the differences existing among US legislators concerning the free trade area, which have blocked congressional approval of the fundamental trade initiatives. Also President Clinton has no authority to negotiate without the authority of Congress.
Extreme care is paramount.
The smaller countries may be easily deceived, as were the native peoples by Chris.