SELA
gets unanimous support from Member States at the closing
of XXXI Regular Meeting of the Latin American Council
Caracas, 21 November 2005
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Inauguration of the XXXI Meeting of SELA’s Latin American Council
Caracas, 21 November 2005
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Venezuelan Government
proposes converting SELA
into "the think tank of the South American Community of Nations"
Caracas, 24 November 2004
The future of SELA is at
stake", warns SELA Secretary at inauguration
of the XXX Regular Meeting of the Latin American Council
Caracas, 22 November 2004
XXVIII Latin American Council of SELA
will be held in Caracas from 7 to 9 April
Caracas, 03 April 2003
New U.S. farm bill could
unleash a trade war
with serious impact on Latin America and the Caribbean
Caracas, 17 May 2002
XV Meeting of Directors
of International Cooperation
for LAC organized by SELA and Government of Uruguay
Caracas, 23 January 2002
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Oil exports boost economic growth
in Latin America and the Caribbean in 2001
Caracas 20 December 2001
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Net transfer of resources negative for Latin America
and the Caribbean in 2001
Caracas 17 December 2001
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Economic growth in Latin America and the Caribbean
expected at 0.6% this year
Caracas 14 December 2001
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There is no anthrax epidemic in the world
Caracas 10 October 2001
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Permanent Secretary of SELA proposes
transforming Latin America and the Caribbean
into a terror-free zone
Caracas 10 October 2001
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Brazil and Venezuela have great power
Latin America and
the Caribbean
can exercise their power over the FTAA
Caracas 09 October 2001
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Panama reiterates its willingness
to be the FTAA's permanent headquarters
Caracas 09 October 2001
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SELA opens XXVII Regular Meeting of the Latin American
Council
Current
international situation makes organizations
such as SELA even more necessary
Caracas 08 October 2001
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From 8 to 10 October
The XXVII Latin American
Council of SELA
to analyze 'FTAA and regional integration'
Caracas 02 October 2001
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SELA sees economic growth
slowdown
in Latin America and the Caribbean
In the aftermath of the attacks against the U.S.
Caracas 24 September 2001
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SELA condemns incidents in the United States
Caracas 12 September
2001
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Conference by Aldo Ferrer at SELA
The internal
dimension of countries is fundamental
to accomplish economic and social development
Caracas 12 September
2001
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SELA and
World Bank Organize
Seminar on Agricultural Trade
Caracas, 7 to 8 March 2001
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SELA and IILA
sign a memorandum of Understanding
for the benefit of its member states
8th November 2000.
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The Member
States Voiced their Political Backing
for SELA on the Organizations 25th Anniversary
18th October 2000.
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Former
Permanent Secretaries emphasize the relevance
of SELA on the occasion of its 25th anniversary
17th October 2000.
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XXVI Regular
Meeting of the Latin American Council of SELA
Insertion with integration should be Latin America
and the Caribbeans response to globalization
9th October 2000.
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October 1999
Ambassador Otto Boye of Chile
newly-elect Permanent Secretary of SELA
28th October 1999.
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June 1999
Steel hardens trade relations
between
Latin America and the United States
By Luis Cordova
23th June 1999.
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March 1999
SELA Members Adopt Programme to
Pay their Debt with the Organization
25th March 1999.
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January 1999
Conference On Line
The Permanent Secretary of SELA speaks
about International Financial Crisis
28th January 1999.
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Electronic Conference on the
International Financial Crisis
15th January 1999.
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SELA's Permanent Secretary
Proposes
the Establishment of Regional
Risk Assessment Agencies
12th January 1999.
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Group of Latin American/Caribbean
and Asian
Experts Analyze Proposals for the Reform
of the International Financial System
11th January 1999.
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November 1998
XXIV Regular Meeting to be held in
Havana, Cuba
The Council of SELA will Analyze the
Dynamics of the External Relations
of Latin America and the Caribbean
25th November 1998.
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October 1998
During 1997 according to a SELA
report
Foreign direct investment in Latin America
reached a record high of US$ 44 billion
28th October 1998.
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Latin America has the options to
confront
the crisis in the financial system
22th October 1998.
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September 1998
SELA convenes meeting of experts
to discuss
repercussions of Asian Crisis on the region
11th September 1998.
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Living with crises in the wait of
reform
3th September 1998.
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August 1998
FTAA alone cannot modify
US-Latin American Relations
28th August 1998.
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July 1998
U.S. economic sanctions policy
causes boomerang effect
30th July 1998.
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Economic and cultural integration
to be
analyzed in a seminar in Buenos Aires
28th July 1998.
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Relations between Latin America
and the Europe will suffer a gradual
impact because of the euro
19th July 1998.
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May 1998
Commonwealth of the Bahamas Joins
SELA
7th May 1998.
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March 1998
SELA assesses the Impact of the
Asian crisis in Latin America
19th March 1998.
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SELA analyzes world scenarios for
the year 2010
18th March 1998.
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According to a SELA report
IMF funding pose new test of U.S. internationalism
9th March 1998.
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February 1998
SELA analyzes the evolution of US
Trade Policy and the FTAA Process
16th February 1998.
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Ministers of Foreign Affairs of
the Rio Group and of
the Caribbean extend their vote of solidarity to SELA
11th February 1998.
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SELA's 27 Member States voice
their support
Venezuela ratifies its support and is working to provide new headquarters
10th February 1998.
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January 1998
SELA Analysis on relations with
Europe
Re-encounter of Two Worlds: Europe-Latin America Summit
27th January 1998.
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November 1997
Latin America Needs a Long Term
Strategy Vis-a-vis the Asian Countries
20th November 1997.
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October 1997
SELA Council
agrees to act to lower unemployment figures
9th October 1997.
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SELA Council
emphatically rejects the Helms Burton Act
9th October 1997.
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Small islands:
potential benefits in being SELA
7th October 1997.
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Positive trends
emerging in Caribbean, Latin markets:
7th October 1997.
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Trinidad's Foreign
Minister:
Caribbean must deepen links with Latin America
6th October 1997.
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Meeting of SELA's
Latin American Council opened in Port of Spain
6th October 1997.
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SELA analyzes the
trends and options of regional integration
2th October 1997.
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September 1997
SELA Council Meeting in Trinidad
& Tobago
Twenty-seven Latin American and Caribbean countries will analyse the main issues on the
regional economic agenda
8th September 1997.
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SELA: Fast-track is vital for FTAA
Clinton launches major campaign to win fast-track trade negotiating authority
8th September 1997.