FTAA

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FTAA is a proposed agreement to create a large free trade zone encompassing all countries in the Americas except Cuba.

All labels observed (2)

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FTAA canonical 2
FTAA Trade Negotiations Committee 1

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf free trade agreement
proposed international trade agreement
abbreviationFor Free Trade Area of the Americas
criticizedFor expanding corporate power
potential negative impact on environmental protection
potential negative impact on labor rights
excludes Cuba
fullName Free Trade Area of the Americas
includes Caribbean
Central America
North America
South America
language English
French
Portuguese
Spanish
launchedAt Summit of the Americas in Miami
modeledOn North American Free Trade Agreement
linked to: NAFTA
negotiationForum FTAA Trade Negotiations Committee
linked to: FTAA

Summits of the Americas
negotiationHaltedBy disagreements among participating countries
negotiationStartYear 1994
opposedBy environmental groups
labor unions
social movements in Latin America
policyArea economic integration
intellectual property rights
international trade
investment liberalization
proposedBy member states of the Organization of American States
purpose create a free trade area
eliminate trade barriers among member countries
liberalize trade in goods and services
promote economic integration in the Americas
region Americas
scope Western Hemisphere
status inactive negotiations
never concluded
stalled
supportedBy United States government
business associations in the Americas
wouldHaveIncluded Argentina
Brazil
Canada
Caribbean Community member states
linked to: Caribbean Community

Chile
Mexico
United States

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FTAA negotiationForum FTAA Trade Negotiations Committee
linked to: FTAA
ALCA shortName FTAA