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Wednesday 26 December 2007

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Petrocaribe Meeting: Sign of New Times
The national council coordinator of Mexican PRD (Democratic Revolution Party), Camilo Valenzuela, affirmed Monday that the recent Petrocaribe Summit in Cuba is an indicator of the new times in which Latin America is living.

In an interview with Prensa Latina, Valenzuela pointed out that the meeting showed the open possibilities for regional countries, as is also happening with the creation of the Bank of the South, Telesur, and the existence of the Southern Common Market.

They are initiatives bringing Latin American integration forward with specific projects in several fields, thus ending submission to transnationals and policies imposed by the United States on the continent, he emphasized.

Valenzuela, who aspires to the PRD leadership in the internal elections in March, said new US actions are expected as it attempts to recover its dominance in the region.

They will spare no effort to prevent Latin American and Caribbean nations from joining together, and "as soon as possible we should get rid of the transnationals," the coordinator sustained.
 

 

 

 

 
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