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FTAA falters on road to 2005: the recent negotiation impasse at the Free Trade Area of the Americas summit in Miami shows that the globalist plan to merge the hemisphere can still be stopped.(Hemispheric Government)
Plans to merge 34 countries of North and South America and the Caribbean into a supra-national government modeled after the European Union hit some snags at the recent hemispheric summit in Miami. However, the Bush administration is continuing the Clinton administration's commitment to complete a formal agreement on the merger by 2005. To this end, it has announced a stepped-up schedule to negotiate a series of bilateral, multilateral and regional trade agreements aimed at achieving the hemispheric merger piecemeal and applying pressure to countries that are resisting economic and political convergence.
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