The governments of the United States and 11 Latin American and Caribbean countries signed the joint declaration inaugurating the regional alliance to "promote economic development through cooperation among member countries".
However, the exclusions are striking.
A few days after the conclusion of the VII Summit of CELAC heads of state in Buenos Aires, which set standards for regional integration, with announcements such as the creation of a common currency for major . . .
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