President Claudia Sheinbham on Wednesday called on “Great Regional Economic Coordination” during a speech by Latin American and Caribbean leaders in Honduras’s Degusikalpa.
“Today I have a plan for you,” Shinbam told the presidents and prime ministers At the summit of the Latin American and Caribbean community in the capital of Honduran.
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– Claudia Shinebam Barto (@Gladiazheen) April 9, 2025
“I invite you to convene a summit for the economic well -being of Latin America and the Caribbean, to make you realize more regional economic integration,” he said.
Shenbam supported the advanced economic integration between countries such as Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Guatemala, Honduras and Jamaica, based on “shared prosperity and respect for our sovereignty.”
His speech at the summit of the 14 -year -old partner of 33 western hemispheres, the United States became increasingly viewed as an unpredictable and incredibly business partner.
US President Donald Trump last week Imposed and in some cases the highest “mutual fees” In the scores of nations, Only to announce Wednesday Immediate “90 -day suspension, and a significantly reduced mutual fee, 10%marks” will increase the US duty on Chinese goods to 125%.
In his speech, Shinebam told his Latin American and Caribbean colleagues that “deep changes in” global trade “affect” our countries “.
“We are legally looking for the best for our people and nations,” he said.
“However, today, more than ever, I believe that it is a good time to recognize that Latin America and the Caribbean need unity and unity from their people to strengthen regional coordination, and that the sovereignty and freedom of our nations can always be within the structure of mutual respect and observation of our nations.
Mexico has free trade agreements with Chile and Columbia, and this is part of Pacific Alliance Black The two countries are Peru. However, there is no trade agreement that includes all Ceylon countries.
Sheinbam emphasized, “A strongest part of regional coordination and cooperation activities in trade, education, science, technology development, pure energy and the safety of biodiversity.
“Latin America and Caribbean should not be left behind. Any boy of Latin American should not leave the Caribbean.
Our people are ‘still young and’ our land is more prosperous’
Shenbam noted that Latin America’s combined and “still young” population and Caribbean reaches 663 million people, while the region’s GDP is “about 6.6 trillion US dollars.”
“We are the world’s leading net food exporter,” he added.
“Our land is still fertile. … We have more than 30% of the planet’s primary forests, 33% of its new water, nearly 20% of universal oil reserves, at least 25% of strategic minerals (reserves), we are capable of developing justice and environment.”
“… The Latin American and Caribbean people are united by the history, culture and the geography of a continent that expands between two hemispheres and two oceans. Business and economic exchange have united us for centuries,” he said.
“… The history of Latin America and the Caribbean, from the struggle for our independence, is characterized by unity and mutual support. Today, these should not be exceptional.
Shinbom and Lula held bilateral talks in Selac
Regional Basro Luis is the head of the region of the Incio Lula Da Silva.
Sheinbam and Lula – the leaders of Latin America’s two major economies, held a marginalized bilateral meeting of the Summit.
“I met with the president of Mexico this morning @claudiashine,” Lula wrote on social media.
“We have talked about the economic situation in Latin America and the Caribbean and the economic situation in the world. We have decided to further strengthen the relationship between our two countries by promoting the occasional encouragement between our governments and the industry’s manufacturing sector in Brazil and Mexico.”
The two -way trade between Mexico and Brazil was more than $ 16 billion in 2023, According to the Ministry of Economic. Brazil has sold more than $ 12 billion worth of goods to Mexico, while Mexico exported to South America’s largest country.
Last September, Brazilian and Mexican officials argued to amend the current trade agreement between the two countries to strengthen bilateral relations.
A Mexico-Brazil Trade Agreement, signed in the early 2000s, “sets out an exemption of about 800 types of products or reduced import fees.” Reuters reported.
Economic Minister Marcelo Ebraht said in September, “the development of our relationship is already number one.”
“We have to renew it,” he said.
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