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End of Trade Benefits
The United States confirmed that Costa Rica stands to lose the trade benefits of the Caribbean Basin Initiative (CBI) if it doesn't join the Central America and Dominican Republic-US Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA) - Tratado Libre de Comercio (TLC), as it is known locally.

The warning was implied in a statement in which Washington reiterated that the CAFTA will be effective the first day of 2006 only with the nations who have adapted to their legal system the regulations of the Agreement.

The communication from the US Trade Representative explains that the nations which are ready will be rewarded, while work will continue with those which are not.

It makes it clear that the benefits from the CBI will continue, but that they are no longer indefinite and will last only for a short transition period.

Costa Rica remains the only nation that has not ratified the CAFTA.


 


 


 
   

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