Brian Mulroney/América

Mandatarios canadienses **Joe Clark** (Ex Primer Ministro de Canadá)
 **Pierre Trudeau** (Ex Primer Ministro de Canadá)
 **John Turner** (Ex Primer Ministro de Canadá)
 **Kim Campbell** (Ex Primera Ministra de Canadá)
 **Jean Chrétien** (Ex Primer Ministro de Canadá)
 **Paul Martin** (Ex Primer Ministro de Canadá)
 **Stephen Harper** (Ex Primer Ministro de Canadá)
 **Justin Trudeau** (Primer Ministro de Canadá)

Presidentes estadounidenses **Ronald Reagan** (Ex Presidente de Estados Unidos)
 **George H. W. Bush** (Ex Presidente de Estados Unidos)
 **Bill Clinton** (Ex Presidente de Estados Unidos)
 **George W. Bush** (Ex Presidente de Estados Unidos)

Mandatarios mexicanos **Carlos Salinas** (Ex Presidente de México)

Mandatarios argentinos **Carlos Menem** (Ex Presidente de Argentina)

Mandatarios venezolanos **Carlos Andrés Pérez** (Ex Presidente de Venezuela)

## Fuentes

1. ↑ PHOTO: Clark won new respect when he put aside his rivalry with Brian Mulroney to serve in Cabinet and work for the Charlottetown Accord. Canapress Photo Service (Bregg)
2. ↑ Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and opposition leader Brian Mulroney are shown here in a rare photo while standing in the shadows Wednesday Mar. 28, 1984, waiting for the funeral service for Chief Justice Bora Laskin to start in Ottawa. (CP PHOTO/ Peter Bregg)
3. ↑ Former Canadian Prime Ministers Brian Mulroney and John Turner talk during the taping of the television show The Next Great Prime Minister in Toronto, Ontario, in this 2006 file photo.REUTERS / CTV HANDOUT
4. ↑ Former Prime Minister John Turner, not pictured, joined with his fellow ex-PMs Joe Clark, Kim Campbell and Paul Martin to push for a 'green stimulus'. Brian Mulroney, pictured, did not sign the accord.J.P. MOCZULSKI FOR NATIONAL POST /
5. ↑ Former prime minister Jean Chretien sits next to Prime Minister Stephen Harper on board a government plane travelling to South Africa. (Adrian Wyld/ Canadian Press)
6. ↑ Former Prime Minister John Turner, not pictured, joined with his fellow ex-PMs Joe Clark, Kim Campbell and Paul Martin to push for a 'green stimulus'. Brian Mulroney, pictured, did not sign the accord.J.P. MOCZULSKI FOR NATIONAL POST / (detalle de foto)
7. ↑ Prime Minister Stephen Harper, left, meets Brian Mulroney in April 2006. Some Tory MPs are criticizing the way Mulroney is being treated by Harper's staff. (CHRIS WATTIE / REUTERS FILE PHOTO)
8. ↑ Former prime minister Brian Mulroney shakes hands with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau after receiving the insignia of Commander of the National Order of the Legion of Honour from the Embassy of France, on Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2016 in Ottawa. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Justin Tang
9. ↑ Former U.S. President Ronald Reagan stands with former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney in Toronto on June 19, 1988. GARY HERSHORN/REUTERS
10. ↑ George Bush et Brian Mulroney, les deux signataires de l’Accord de libre-échange entre les États-Unis et le Canada. Photo: La Presse canadienne (photo) Ron Poling
11. ↑ U.S. President and Canadian Prime Minister President Clinton and Canadian Prime Minister Mulroney responded to questions from reporters in a photo opportunity in their meeting in the White House. c-span.org
12. ↑ Gustavo Cisneros, José María Aznar, Leonel Fernández, George W. Bush, Brian Mulroney y George H. W. Bush. Flickr de Gustavo Cisneros
13. ↑ (From left) Mexican Pres. Carlos Salinas de Gortari, U.S. Pres. George H.W. Bush, and Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney meeting to initial the North American Free Trade Agreement in San Antonio, Texas, October 7, 1992. AP Images
14. ↑ W. Hemisphere ldrs. summit, fr. R-Argentina's Menem, Mexico's Salinas, unident., Nicaragua's Ortega, Venezuela's Perez & Canada's Mulroney.
15. ↑ W. Hemisphere ldrs. summit, fr. R-Argentina's Menem, Mexico's Salinas, unident., Nicaragua's Ortega, Venezuela's Perez & Canada's Mulroney.