Stuart Kennedy is an accountant for Ernst and Young and a UGA graduate who lived in Argentina for three years primarily handling the Coca-Cola account in Latin America. He says since 1990, foreign investment has been welcomed openly in Argentina, largely in response to Argentina's success at pegging the Argentine peso as equal to one U.S. dollar. Likewise, he says, Argentina is interested in investing in U.S. capital, and knowledgeable lawyers are needed to assist these transactions. The Office of International Development is aggressively pursuing opportunities to become more involved in Latin America. Luiz Duarte is a Brazilian lawyer working for King and Spalding, LLP. in Atlanta, who wrote his masters' thesis at UGA on trade developments in Brazil and the United States.
Nothing can stop the process of having the whole world as a free trade area.