The president of Mexico, Andrés López Obrador, started this Saturday the VI Summit of Heads of State and Authorities of the Neighborhood of Latin American and Caribbean States (Celac), with the attendance of 30 representatives of member international locations of the bloc.
In his welcome message, the Mexican president expressed that Celac “seeks a stability between unity and the political, financial, social and cultural variety of the 600 million inhabitants of Latin America and the Caribbean.”
“CELAC can develop into the principle instrument to consolidate relations between the international locations of Latin America and the Caribbean, and obtain financial integration with the US and Canada inside a framework of respect for sovereignty.”
López Obrador proposed a treaty with Canada and the US to strengthen the continent’s inner market. He additionally spoke regarding respect for inner conditions in international locations.
“As for financial and industrial issues, I suggest that along with the US and Canada we construct an settlement and signal a treaty to strengthen the interior market of our continent, which at present has a deficit within the relationship with Europe and particularly with respect to Asia.” .
He highlighted the significance of “constructing on the American continent one thing just like what was the financial neighborhood that gave rise to the present European Union.”
He identified that this excellent can be potential if three primary points are agreed upon: non-intervention and self-determination of peoples, cooperation for growth and mutual support to fight inequality and discrimination.
With data from UR
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2024-06-16 21:19:47
