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Unstoppable Changes in Latin America, Correa
Asuncion - Nothing or
no one can stop the current important
changes in Latin America in the people's
interest, asserted in this capital
Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa, who will
conclude on Tuesday a two-day official visit
to Paraguay.
After receiving in a ceremony the Marshal
Francisco Solano Lopez collar, considered
the highest Paraguayan distinction, Correa
highlighted the crucial moments that the
region is undergoing, boosted by a new
generation of presidents that have focused
their actions on social justice.
This historic turn, these democratic,
participatory, and inclusive spaces are
synonym of a profound humanism, the
Ecuadorian president remarked, during the
mentioned ceremony at the Government Palace.
The visitor referred later to the agreements
he signed with his Paraguayan peer Fernando
Lugo, those that will be pacts to be
executed in the interest of our people and
to act together in the international
scenario.
These agreements will not be simple
documents to be perpetuated in a photograph
or let forgotten in archives, he asserted.
Both heads of State signed several
cooperation accords, related to migratory,
consular, and environment issues, cultural
assets restitution and others.
The Ecuadorian President will travel on
Tuesday, accompanied by the host president,
to the southern Itaipua department, known as
Paraguay's granary, where they have planned
to meet local zbusinesspeople and producers. |
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